Another polio case reported in Balochistan The Nation
QUETTA - Another 18-month-old female child fell victim to polio virus in Balochistan's Killa Abdullah district on Thursday. With this case, the number of polio cases in the province has risen to 11. Sources in the province's Health Department said that the polio ...
New case: 18-month-old infected in Qilla AbdullahThe Express Tribune
With another case, total polio cases reach 244Pakistan Today
New polio case surfaces in BalochistanGeo News, Pakistan
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QUETTA - Another 18-month-old female child fell victim to polio virus in Balochistan's Killa Abdullah district on Thursday. With this case, the number of polio cases in the province has risen to 11. Sources in the province's Health Department said that the polio ...
New case: 18-month-old infected in Qilla Abdullah
With another case, total polio cases reach 244
New polio case surfaces in Balochistan
US health official says trials of possible Ebola vaccine to start soon Herald Scotland
Long-anticipated clinical trials of a possible Ebola vaccine will start soon in West Africa, according to a top US health official. Long-anticipated clinical trials of a possible Ebola vaccine will start soon in West Africa, according to a top US health official. Sorry ...
New Ebola drug test cleared for trials in West AfricaIrish Independent
First Ebola treatment trials to start in AfricaThe Nation
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Long-anticipated clinical trials of a possible Ebola vaccine will start soon in West Africa, according to a top US health official. Long-anticipated clinical trials of a possible Ebola vaccine will start soon in West Africa, according to a top US health official. Sorry ...
New Ebola drug test cleared for trials in West Africa
First Ebola treatment trials to start in Africa
Doctor Who Contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone to be Flown to Nebraska
Sugar intake: Diabetes an emergency in slow motion: Tarar The Express Tribune
“We need to develop a lifestyle that includes more activity and healthy diet. There should be no doubt that urban diabetes is an emergency in slow motion, but it is not inevitable.” PHOTO: APP. ISLAMABAD: National Health Services, Regulations, and ...
Govt in fast process to preempt any possibility of Ebola: SairaDaily Times
'No negligence to be tolerated in anti-polio campaign'The News International
Centre blames Sindh for misreporting polio situationDAWN.com
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“We need to develop a lifestyle that includes more activity and healthy diet. There should be no doubt that urban diabetes is an emergency in slow motion, but it is not inevitable.” PHOTO: APP. ISLAMABAD: National Health Services, Regulations, and ...
Govt in fast process to preempt any possibility of Ebola: Saira
'No negligence to be tolerated in anti-polio campaign'
Centre blames Sindh for misreporting polio situation
Another Blight The Nation
Pakistan's abysmal record when it comes to healthcare and child mortality rates shows no signs of abating. On 24th October, World Polio Day exposed Pakistan as the last remaining stronghold of the paralysing disease. Now, as the globe observed World ...
World Pneumonia Day: 'Weak vaccination programmes cause childhood ...The Express Tribune
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Pakistan's abysmal record when it comes to healthcare and child mortality rates shows no signs of abating. On 24th October, World Polio Day exposed Pakistan as the last remaining stronghold of the paralysing disease. Now, as the globe observed World ...
World Pneumonia Day: 'Weak vaccination programmes cause childhood ...
Doctor held as 13th woman dies in botched sterilisations Irish Independent
Women, who underwent a sterilization surgery at a government mass sterilisation "camp", lie in hospital beds for treatment as a child looks on. Dr R. K Gupta denied that his equipment was rusty or dirty and said it was the government's duty to control the ...
India's dark history of sterilisationBBC News
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Women, who underwent a sterilization surgery at a government mass sterilisation "camp", lie in hospital beds for treatment as a child looks on. Dr R. K Gupta denied that his equipment was rusty or dirty and said it was the government's duty to control the ...
India's dark history of sterilisation
Indian doctor denies wrongdoing despite 13 women dying
Govt orders judicial probe, sacks two doctors
Why we tend to forget 'where we parked our cars' Daily Times
In a new study, scientists have explained why we are not able to remember and locate where exactly had we parked our car in a parking lot. Researchers at University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have induced this all-too-common human ...
The brain's ''inner GPS'' gets dismantleddomain-B
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In a new study, scientists have explained why we are not able to remember and locate where exactly had we parked our car in a parking lot. Researchers at University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have induced this all-too-common human ...
The brain's ''inner GPS'' gets dismantled
New 'Stupidity Virus' Discovered, Scientists Say KTIC
(NEW YORK) — The next time you lose your keys or bomb a test, try blaming it on a virus. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Nebraska have discovered a virus that makes you just a little bit dumber. The scientists stumbled upon ...
Stupidity virus discovered in green algaeI Know Today
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(NEW YORK) — The next time you lose your keys or bomb a test, try blaming it on a virus. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Nebraska have discovered a virus that makes you just a little bit dumber. The scientists stumbled upon ...
Stupidity virus discovered in green algae
Fighting disabilities: 56 children to get cochlear implants The Express Tribune
Asif, a father of two deaf children who are getting the implants, said he could not afford the procedure on his own. STOCK PHOTO. LAHORE: “The thought of my younger son calling me baba (father) brings tears to my eyes,” said Sikandar Sher, the father of ...
Lanka Hospitals, first private sector hospital in Sri Lanka to complete 100 ...Lanka Business Today
Bahria Town Hospital treats 56 children with hearing impairmentsdunyanews.tv (press release) (blog)
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Asif, a father of two deaf children who are getting the implants, said he could not afford the procedure on his own. STOCK PHOTO. LAHORE: “The thought of my younger son calling me baba (father) brings tears to my eyes,” said Sikandar Sher, the father of ...
Lanka Hospitals, first private sector hospital in Sri Lanka to complete 100 ...
Bahria Town Hospital treats 56 children with hearing impairments
Weight-loss drugs tip the scale against health The Express Tribune
Research participants, who knew they would be able to take the weight-reducing drug, consumed as many as 30 cookies. STOCK IMAGE. With obesity rates skyrocketing, the weight-conscious have placed their faith in weight-loss pills. But when weighed ...
Study Shows Weight-Loss Drugs Could Have Reverse EffectIndia West
Weight loss drugs could be counter-productiveIANS
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Research participants, who knew they would be able to take the weight-reducing drug, consumed as many as 30 cookies. STOCK IMAGE. With obesity rates skyrocketing, the weight-conscious have placed their faith in weight-loss pills. But when weighed ...
Study Shows Weight-Loss Drugs Could Have Reverse Effect
Weight loss drugs could be counter-productive
Want to lose weight? Paying attention to your emotions might help TheHealthSite
Washington, Nov 12: Learning to pay attention to your emotions could enhance the choices you make with regard to food, thereby helping you lose weight, says a new research. Emotional ability training improves food choices beyond a nutrition knowledge, ...
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Washington, Nov 12: Learning to pay attention to your emotions could enhance the choices you make with regard to food, thereby helping you lose weight, says a new research. Emotional ability training improves food choices beyond a nutrition knowledge, ...
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