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Budget 2026: Experts Call For Tax-Funded Universal Health Care And Better Resources At Government Hospitals
Health experts on Tuesday urged the government to introduce tax-funded Universal Health Care, and boost resources at government hospitals in the upcoming Union Budget 2026.
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Make Science-Backed Infertility Care Accessible For All, Says WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday called on countries to strengthen access to affordable and science-based care to people facing infertility.
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Can Diabetes Really Be Reversed? The Science Behind The Claim Explained
A new study from the University of Glasgow shows that it may be able to reset the disease to a non-diabetic state in some circumstances.
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India Has One Ophthalmologist For Every 65,000 People, Reveals AIIMS Delhi Survey
The study clearly highlighted the wide gaps in the achievement of universal health coverage.
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Trump's $100,000 Fee For H-1B Visas Faces Lawsuit From Health Care Providers, Professors
In what appears to be the first major challenge to the new $100,000 fee required for H-1B visa applications, a coalition of health care providers, religious groups, university professors and others filed a federal lawsuit Friday to stop the plan
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Mother Hurries Toddler To US Hospital, Then Injects Him With Insulin
An Iowa mother was handed down a ten-year prison sentence on Friday after she was found guilty of deliberately administering her two-year-old son insulin injections.
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Your Hairstyle Could Cause Air Pollution Comparable To Busy Traffic, Study Warns
A typical 10-20 minute hair styling routine using common hair care products and heated tools can release alarming levels of nanoparticle air pollution, comparable to standing by a busy highway, a new Purdue University study reveals.
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Nighttime Coffee Drinking May Increase Impulsivity In Women: Study
The findings could have negative implications for shift workers, health care, and military personnel who consume coffee at night, particularly females, said a team of biologists from The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP).
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IP University Launches 2-Week Certificate Course For Health Assistants
During the two-week certificate course, the applicants will be trained in activities including basic nursing, para-medical, lifesaving, first aid home care, sample collection, oxygen concentrators and cylinder operations.
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Double-Masking Can Be Potent To Protect People From Covid: Study
A new study by the University of North Carolina Health Care shows that wearing two face coverings can nearly double the effectiveness of filtering out SARS-CoV-2-sized particles, preventing them from reaching the wearer's nose and mouth.
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Aligarh Muslim University Doctor, Coronavirus Positive, Treats Patients Online
Quarantined at his residence, Prof Shameem uses telemedicine to connect directly with JNMC health care staff to consult COVID-19 patients admitted in the Isolation Ward and non-COVID patients in the respiratory wards of JNMC.
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UK Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Start From April 23
A potential vaccine against the coronavirus developed by the University of Oxford is set to be trialled on people for the first time on April 23, UK Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock said on Tuesday.
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How A Gut Infection May Produce Chronic Symptoms: Tips To Take Care Of Your Gut Health
"Inflammation helps the gut ward off an infection, but too much of it can cause lasting harm," said study researcher Daniel Mucida, Associate Professor at Rockefeller University in the US.
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"You Come For Press Opportunity": UK PM Confronted At Hospital By Sick Child's Parent
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was confronted at a London hospital on Wednesday by the father of a sick child who said the care his child received had not been acceptable and that the nation's health service had been destroyed.
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Whitening Products May Cause Tooth Decay
The study, led by researchers from the Stockton University in the US, found that hydrogen peroxide -- the active ingredient in whitening strips -- can damage the protein-rich dentin tissue found beneath the tooth's protective enamel.
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Budget 2026: Experts Call For Tax-Funded Universal Health Care And Better Resources At Government Hospitals
Health experts on Tuesday urged the government to introduce tax-funded Universal Health Care, and boost resources at government hospitals in the upcoming Union Budget 2026.
-
Make Science-Backed Infertility Care Accessible For All, Says WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday called on countries to strengthen access to affordable and science-based care to people facing infertility.
-
Can Diabetes Really Be Reversed? The Science Behind The Claim Explained
A new study from the University of Glasgow shows that it may be able to reset the disease to a non-diabetic state in some circumstances.
-
India Has One Ophthalmologist For Every 65,000 People, Reveals AIIMS Delhi Survey
The study clearly highlighted the wide gaps in the achievement of universal health coverage.
-
Trump's $100,000 Fee For H-1B Visas Faces Lawsuit From Health Care Providers, Professors
In what appears to be the first major challenge to the new $100,000 fee required for H-1B visa applications, a coalition of health care providers, religious groups, university professors and others filed a federal lawsuit Friday to stop the plan
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Mother Hurries Toddler To US Hospital, Then Injects Him With Insulin
An Iowa mother was handed down a ten-year prison sentence on Friday after she was found guilty of deliberately administering her two-year-old son insulin injections.
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Your Hairstyle Could Cause Air Pollution Comparable To Busy Traffic, Study Warns
A typical 10-20 minute hair styling routine using common hair care products and heated tools can release alarming levels of nanoparticle air pollution, comparable to standing by a busy highway, a new Purdue University study reveals.
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Nighttime Coffee Drinking May Increase Impulsivity In Women: Study
The findings could have negative implications for shift workers, health care, and military personnel who consume coffee at night, particularly females, said a team of biologists from The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP).
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IP University Launches 2-Week Certificate Course For Health Assistants
During the two-week certificate course, the applicants will be trained in activities including basic nursing, para-medical, lifesaving, first aid home care, sample collection, oxygen concentrators and cylinder operations.
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Double-Masking Can Be Potent To Protect People From Covid: Study
A new study by the University of North Carolina Health Care shows that wearing two face coverings can nearly double the effectiveness of filtering out SARS-CoV-2-sized particles, preventing them from reaching the wearer's nose and mouth.
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Aligarh Muslim University Doctor, Coronavirus Positive, Treats Patients Online
Quarantined at his residence, Prof Shameem uses telemedicine to connect directly with JNMC health care staff to consult COVID-19 patients admitted in the Isolation Ward and non-COVID patients in the respiratory wards of JNMC.
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UK Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Start From April 23
A potential vaccine against the coronavirus developed by the University of Oxford is set to be trialled on people for the first time on April 23, UK Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock said on Tuesday.
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How A Gut Infection May Produce Chronic Symptoms: Tips To Take Care Of Your Gut Health
"Inflammation helps the gut ward off an infection, but too much of it can cause lasting harm," said study researcher Daniel Mucida, Associate Professor at Rockefeller University in the US.
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"You Come For Press Opportunity": UK PM Confronted At Hospital By Sick Child's Parent
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was confronted at a London hospital on Wednesday by the father of a sick child who said the care his child received had not been acceptable and that the nation's health service had been destroyed.
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Whitening Products May Cause Tooth Decay
The study, led by researchers from the Stockton University in the US, found that hydrogen peroxide -- the active ingredient in whitening strips -- can damage the protein-rich dentin tissue found beneath the tooth's protective enamel.
