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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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Lab-Grown Human Brains Grow For 7 Years, Set Longevity Record
The brain organoids have since been destroyed, but an expert believes that the cells could last longer.
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After Teen's Death In Bike Crash, Kerala Parents Donate His Organs
Speaking to reporters, the parents said they were unable to come to terms with losing their son but wanted his death to give others a chance at life.
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Ebola-Hit DR Congo Gets 70,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine: WHO
The World Health Organization said Thursday that the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo would receive 70,000 doses of a vaccine approved for protecting against the virus, but not...
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How A Jaipur Couple Turned 100 Gir Cows Into A Rs 2.4 Crore Organic Farm
Founded in 2018, the farm combines dairy farming, agroforestry and organic cultivation, with products ranging from fresh milk and ghee to wood-pressed oils.
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The Science Of The Green Corridor: How Transplant Teams Retrieve, Preserve, And Transport A Living Heart
A donor heart remains viable for only four to five hours outside the body, making fast transport via green corridors essential for successful transplantation.
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Congo's Fastest-Growing Ebola Outbreak Reaches A Sixth Province
The outbreak is unfolding in some of the most challenging conditions imaginable, with strikes by some unpaid health workers.
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Organ Transplantation: Importance Of Timing And Access Explained
Improving organ donation, reducing wastage, making allocation systems more efficient and identifying complications earlier could have a major impact on patient outcomes.
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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.
-
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.
-
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
-
Lab-Grown Human Brains Grow For 7 Years, Set Longevity Record
The brain organoids have since been destroyed, but an expert believes that the cells could last longer.
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After Teen's Death In Bike Crash, Kerala Parents Donate His Organs
Speaking to reporters, the parents said they were unable to come to terms with losing their son but wanted his death to give others a chance at life.
-
Ebola-Hit DR Congo Gets 70,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine: WHO
The World Health Organization said Thursday that the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo would receive 70,000 doses of a vaccine approved for protecting against the virus, but not...
-
How A Jaipur Couple Turned 100 Gir Cows Into A Rs 2.4 Crore Organic Farm
Founded in 2018, the farm combines dairy farming, agroforestry and organic cultivation, with products ranging from fresh milk and ghee to wood-pressed oils.
-
The Science Of The Green Corridor: How Transplant Teams Retrieve, Preserve, And Transport A Living Heart
A donor heart remains viable for only four to five hours outside the body, making fast transport via green corridors essential for successful transplantation.
-
Congo's Fastest-Growing Ebola Outbreak Reaches A Sixth Province
The outbreak is unfolding in some of the most challenging conditions imaginable, with strikes by some unpaid health workers.
-
Organ Transplantation: Importance Of Timing And Access Explained
Improving organ donation, reducing wastage, making allocation systems more efficient and identifying complications earlier could have a major impact on patient outcomes.
