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Russia Denies Imposing Anti-Plague Measures After Death Of Worker
Russian authorities denied Tuesday that they were imposing anti-plague measures after a laboratory technician reportedly died of the disease, as Washington called on Moscow to...
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Kenya Confirms First Ebola Case Imported From Congo After Patient Dies In Nairobi
Kenya confirmed its first imported Ebola case from Congo involving a patient who died after isolation and treatment in Nairobi Hospital.
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Life Expectancy Almost Back To Pre-Covid Levels, Says WHO
Global life expectancy is close to the levels seen before the Covid-19 pandemic, but the outlook for years lived in good health is recovering more...
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This Banker Quit His Job To Grow Microgreens, Turned It Into A Rs 5 Lakh Monthly Business
A restaurant meal sparked Ajay Gopinath’s interest in microgreens. After two years of research and experimentation, the former banker started Grow Greens.
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MBA Graduate Transforms 10 Acres Of Rocky, Barren Land Into ₹25 Lakh-A-Year Organic Farm
Purav Jindal’s farm grows vegetables such as broccoli, carrots, radishes, cauliflower, cabbage, tomatoes, peas, watermelon and ladyfingers, along with strawberries
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Miss Universe Jamaica Sues Pageant Over 2025 Stage Fall, Alleges Negligence And Emotional Distress
Gabrielle Henry has filed a lawsuit against the Miss Universe Organization, claiming that an "unmarked and uncovered opening in the stage" led to her fall and caused her injuries
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Protection From Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment Could Wane After One Year In High-Burden Countries: Study
They estimated TB risk among people with TB infections in 24 countries and found that TPT offered strong initial protection, but long-term protection varied depending on the burden of TB disease in each area.
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Access To 12 Childhood Cancer Medicines Will Be Made Easier Globally: WHO
WHO launches a new pathway inviting manufacturers to submit childhood cancer medicines for evaluation under its Prequalification Programme.
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BRICS New Delhi Declaration: WHO Chief Praises Focus On Preventive Healthcare, Medical Product Regulations
The BRICS New Delhi Declaration puts TB, obesity, mental health, preventive healthcare and medical-product regulation high on the global health agenda, while calling for stronger surveillance, local manufacturing and equitable access to medicines and diagnostics.
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When a Simple Infection Turns Life-Threatening: Recognising the Warning Signs of Sepsis
Most importantly, sepsis is not something that can be diagnosed reliably at home. A person with a suspected infection who develops sudden confusion, difficulty breathing, markedly reduced urine output
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When R Madhavan Turned His Rs 17.5 Crore Mumbai Home Balcony Into An Organic Farm
In an interview, R Madhavan once revealed that he had taken up organic farming in the terrace garden of his Mumbai home, which met nearly 70% of his household's seasonal vegetable needs
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From Hunger To Obesity: Developing World Faces Growing Threat To Child Health
According to the project, backed by the World Health Organization, between 2023-2024 obesity rates among boys rose fastest in Peru to hit 19%, up from less than 8% in 2010.
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Nutrition: A Hidden Ally Before, During And After Cancer Treatment
Nutrition becomes an essential part of cancer care for people undergoing surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and other cancer treatments.
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He Quit His Comfortable US Job For Farming. Now Earns Rs 600 Crore A Year
After working as a software professional, he decided to leave the corporate world behind and chose to enter farming full-time.
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Inside Raaz Actor Malini Sharma's Farmstay Near Pune With A Kitchen Garden And Homemade Oil Workshop
Malini Sharma runs a farmstay near Pune, where she cooks, cleans and sells hair oils
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Russia Denies Imposing Anti-Plague Measures After Death Of Worker
Russian authorities denied Tuesday that they were imposing anti-plague measures after a laboratory technician reportedly died of the disease, as Washington called on Moscow to...
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Kenya Confirms First Ebola Case Imported From Congo After Patient Dies In Nairobi
Kenya confirmed its first imported Ebola case from Congo involving a patient who died after isolation and treatment in Nairobi Hospital.
-
Life Expectancy Almost Back To Pre-Covid Levels, Says WHO
Global life expectancy is close to the levels seen before the Covid-19 pandemic, but the outlook for years lived in good health is recovering more...
-
This Banker Quit His Job To Grow Microgreens, Turned It Into A Rs 5 Lakh Monthly Business
A restaurant meal sparked Ajay Gopinath’s interest in microgreens. After two years of research and experimentation, the former banker started Grow Greens.
-
MBA Graduate Transforms 10 Acres Of Rocky, Barren Land Into ₹25 Lakh-A-Year Organic Farm
Purav Jindal’s farm grows vegetables such as broccoli, carrots, radishes, cauliflower, cabbage, tomatoes, peas, watermelon and ladyfingers, along with strawberries
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Miss Universe Jamaica Sues Pageant Over 2025 Stage Fall, Alleges Negligence And Emotional Distress
Gabrielle Henry has filed a lawsuit against the Miss Universe Organization, claiming that an "unmarked and uncovered opening in the stage" led to her fall and caused her injuries
-
Protection From Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment Could Wane After One Year In High-Burden Countries: Study
They estimated TB risk among people with TB infections in 24 countries and found that TPT offered strong initial protection, but long-term protection varied depending on the burden of TB disease in each area.
-
Access To 12 Childhood Cancer Medicines Will Be Made Easier Globally: WHO
WHO launches a new pathway inviting manufacturers to submit childhood cancer medicines for evaluation under its Prequalification Programme.
-
BRICS New Delhi Declaration: WHO Chief Praises Focus On Preventive Healthcare, Medical Product Regulations
The BRICS New Delhi Declaration puts TB, obesity, mental health, preventive healthcare and medical-product regulation high on the global health agenda, while calling for stronger surveillance, local manufacturing and equitable access to medicines and diagnostics.
-
When a Simple Infection Turns Life-Threatening: Recognising the Warning Signs of Sepsis
Most importantly, sepsis is not something that can be diagnosed reliably at home. A person with a suspected infection who develops sudden confusion, difficulty breathing, markedly reduced urine output
-
When R Madhavan Turned His Rs 17.5 Crore Mumbai Home Balcony Into An Organic Farm
In an interview, R Madhavan once revealed that he had taken up organic farming in the terrace garden of his Mumbai home, which met nearly 70% of his household's seasonal vegetable needs
-
From Hunger To Obesity: Developing World Faces Growing Threat To Child Health
According to the project, backed by the World Health Organization, between 2023-2024 obesity rates among boys rose fastest in Peru to hit 19%, up from less than 8% in 2010.
-
Nutrition: A Hidden Ally Before, During And After Cancer Treatment
Nutrition becomes an essential part of cancer care for people undergoing surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and other cancer treatments.
-
He Quit His Comfortable US Job For Farming. Now Earns Rs 600 Crore A Year
After working as a software professional, he decided to leave the corporate world behind and chose to enter farming full-time.
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Inside Raaz Actor Malini Sharma's Farmstay Near Pune With A Kitchen Garden And Homemade Oil Workshop
Malini Sharma runs a farmstay near Pune, where she cooks, cleans and sells hair oils
