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    Gurgaon hospital refuses to hand over child's body until bill paid

    The mother, a domestic help, was asked to pay Rs.4.5 lakh for treatment. Dec 18, 2015

    Quality of food served in schools under mid-day meal scheme poor: CAG

    The scheme is currently operational in 27 states and seven union territories. Dec 18, 2015

    Heart disease and stroke top killers worldwide in 2013: Research

    While 31% of all deaths were from cardiovascular disease, stroke accounted for 11.8% of all deaths. Dec 18, 2015

    Indian-origin professor in US creates 'supercondom' that can fight HIV, enhance sexual pleasure

    The condom is enmeshed with a plant-based antioxidant ingredient that has anti-HIV properties. Dec 17, 2015

    SC directive for Maggi samples to be tested in Mysuru lab

    The court said the test report would be submitted before it. Dec 16, 2015

    Stem cells used to create specialised nerve cell that makes serotonin

    Serotonin affects emotions, sleep, anxiety, depression, appetite, pulse and breathing. Dec 16, 2015

    Now, a revolutionary app to record causes of death globally

    Two in three deaths - 35 million each year - are unregistered worldwide, including in India. Dec 16, 2015

    Saline water cleans wounds better than soap and water, says study

    Very low water pressure was an acceptable, low-cost alternative for washing out open fractures Dec 16, 2015

    Drug MNCs pump combination drugs into Indian market without approval

    Many pharmaceutical manufacturers have obtained permission from a single state to make new fixed-dose combination (FDC) drugs. Dec 16, 2015

    Low and middle-income countries see cancer rates rising, says study

    Incidence and mortality rates from cancer in high-income countries are declining. Dec 14, 2015

    Drinking coffee leads to subtle changes in the brain

    Changes were noticed in 'connectome' , the way different parts of the brain communicate. Dec 13, 2015

    Tiny bubbles released by cells may hold answer to being healthy or sick

    Scientists are studying the biology of extracellular vehicles and their relationship to human diseases. Dec 13, 2015

    'Customisable' internet makes people select info that reinforces belief systems

    'Selective exposure' behaviour leads to avoiding contrary information, a new study suggests. Dec 13, 2015

    Moderate drinking may cut death risk in early Alzheimer's

    Moderate drinking already associated with lower risk of developing and dying from heart disease, stroke. Dec 11, 2015

    Novel device brings tears to treat 'dry eye' syndrome

    Dry eye leads to inflammation of the cornea and conjunctiva. Dec 11, 2015
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