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170 Million Children Living With Obesity, WHO Issues First Global Guidelines To Tackle Crisis
Parents should consult a paediatrician if they are concerned about a child's growth pattern or weight trajectory, rather than relying on appearance alone.
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Exclusive: Siberian Lab Death Raises Global Health Transparency Concerns: Dr Soumya Swaminathan
A lab worker in Siberia died from severe pneumonia; tests ruled out plague but the cause remains unconfirmed, raising health transparency concerns.
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WHO's Latest Russia Update: Plague Unconfirmed as Cause of Lab Worker's Death Remains A Mystery
WHO reports uncertainty over cause of death of Russian lab worker, with pneumonia of unknown origin diagnosed and no plague confirmed.
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This Gujarat Man Turned Traditional Bilona Ghee Into An Rs 8 Crore Business
Ramesh Ruparelia has created several varieties of ghee infused with turmeric, saffron, and different types of herbs.
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Andhra Farmer Experiments With 100 Gac Plants In 2023, Now Earns Rs 30 Lakh
He said that even if farmers harvest just five tonnes of gac fruit per acre and sell it for Rs 150 per kg, they can earn around Rs 7.5 lakh in revenue per acre before deducting costs.
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China Announces Candidate For WHO Chief
China announced Thursday it had put forward a candidate to lead the World Health Organization, a move that could signal intent to expand its influence at the WHO after the United States quit, even though questions...
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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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170 Million Children Living With Obesity, WHO Issues First Global Guidelines To Tackle Crisis
Parents should consult a paediatrician if they are concerned about a child's growth pattern or weight trajectory, rather than relying on appearance alone.
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Exclusive: Siberian Lab Death Raises Global Health Transparency Concerns: Dr Soumya Swaminathan
A lab worker in Siberia died from severe pneumonia; tests ruled out plague but the cause remains unconfirmed, raising health transparency concerns.
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WHO's Latest Russia Update: Plague Unconfirmed as Cause of Lab Worker's Death Remains A Mystery
WHO reports uncertainty over cause of death of Russian lab worker, with pneumonia of unknown origin diagnosed and no plague confirmed.
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This Gujarat Man Turned Traditional Bilona Ghee Into An Rs 8 Crore Business
Ramesh Ruparelia has created several varieties of ghee infused with turmeric, saffron, and different types of herbs.
-
Andhra Farmer Experiments With 100 Gac Plants In 2023, Now Earns Rs 30 Lakh
He said that even if farmers harvest just five tonnes of gac fruit per acre and sell it for Rs 150 per kg, they can earn around Rs 7.5 lakh in revenue per acre before deducting costs.
-
China Announces Candidate For WHO Chief
China announced Thursday it had put forward a candidate to lead the World Health Organization, a move that could signal intent to expand its influence at the WHO after the United States quit, even though questions...
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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.
