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Karachi: YDA calls off protest after talks, paramedics to continue strike
DunyaNews Pakistan
KARACHI (Dunya News) – Young Doctors Association (YDA) on Tuesday in Karachi has called off protest after successful negotiation with administration whereas the paramedical staff has decided to continue strike for health allowance. The strike was ...
Doctors end boycott of Karachi's Jinnah HospitalInternational News Network
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DunyaNews Pakistan
KARACHI (Dunya News) – Young Doctors Association (YDA) on Tuesday in Karachi has called off protest after successful negotiation with administration whereas the paramedical staff has decided to continue strike for health allowance. The strike was ...
Doctors end boycott of Karachi's Jinnah Hospital
In protest: Lawyers continue boycott on second day
Doctors end protest at Karachi's Jinnah hospital after two days
The Express Tribune
Pakistan among 20 countries to meet only one nutrition target
The Express Tribune
KARACHI: Pakistan is among the 20 countries that have met only one of the five World Health Assembly targets on nutrition, revealed a Global Nutrition report. The only country that has met all five of these nutrition goals was Kenya, followed by ...
Despite fall in hunger, obesity and diabetes worsen around the globe: reportReuters
One in three of global population malnourished: reportGlobalPost
Malnourished or obese, nations must double nutrition budgetChicago Tribune
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The Express Tribune
KARACHI: Pakistan is among the 20 countries that have met only one of the five World Health Assembly targets on nutrition, revealed a Global Nutrition report. The only country that has met all five of these nutrition goals was Kenya, followed by ...
Despite fall in hunger, obesity and diabetes worsen around the globe: report
One in three of global population malnourished: report
Malnourished or obese, nations must double nutrition budget
Fox News
Kenya focuses on strong health system, less crisis funding
Fox News
NAIROBI – When Grace's five-year-old daughter was admitted to hospital in Kenya with a chest infection, she didn't suspect HIV. It was only four years later, when Grace became so ill she had to be carried to hospital, that she found they were both HIV ...
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Karachi chosen to get rid of HIV/AIDs – 3 new treatment centres to be set up: CMDental News Pakistan
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Fox News
NAIROBI – When Grace's five-year-old daughter was admitted to hospital in Kenya with a chest infection, she didn't suspect HIV. It was only four years later, when Grace became so ill she had to be carried to hospital, that she found they were both HIV ...
Africa: LGBT Rights Must Be Protected to Ensure Healthy Lives for All
Karachi chosen to get rid of HIV/AIDs – 3 new treatment centres to be set up: CM
NY City News
Aspirin may help fight colorectal cancer: Experts
Times of India
For years, doctors have re commended daily aspi rin to lower cardiovascular risk in certain men and women. Now, for the first time, an expert panel is recommending aspirin therapy to prevent heart attacks and colorectal cancer. The guideline for those ...
Aspirin most effective if you're in your 50sDaily Times
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Times of India
For years, doctors have re commended daily aspi rin to lower cardiovascular risk in certain men and women. Now, for the first time, an expert panel is recommending aspirin therapy to prevent heart attacks and colorectal cancer. The guideline for those ...
Aspirin most effective if you're in your 50s
Panel backs aspirin use for certain adults
An aspirin a day keeps heart attack away for high risk category
Dress code in schools to fight dengue
The Asian Age
As the national capital battles highest number of dengue cases in last five years, the Delhi government on Tuesday directed schools across the city to ensure that students attend school wearing clothes which fully cover them for the next one month to ...
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The Asian Age
As the national capital battles highest number of dengue cases in last five years, the Delhi government on Tuesday directed schools across the city to ensure that students attend school wearing clothes which fully cover them for the next one month to ...
172 dengue cases reported
Daily Times
KARACHI: Provincial Minister for Health Jam Mehtab Hussain Dahar has said that during first week of September, 172 patients were affected by dengue virus in Karachi, while one each in Hyderabad, Shaheed Benazirabad and Laraka have been reported so ...
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Daily Times
KARACHI: Provincial Minister for Health Jam Mehtab Hussain Dahar has said that during first week of September, 172 patients were affected by dengue virus in Karachi, while one each in Hyderabad, Shaheed Benazirabad and Laraka have been reported so ...
Hindustan Times
More than twofold jump in dengue cases
Times of India
CHANDIGARH: Dengue epidemic is spreading in Punjab with number of cases already reported being more than double this year compared to 2014. As per the state health department, 1,035 cases of dengue have been confirmed so far while 472 persons ...
Punjab, Haryana on alert as dengue scare spreadsThe Hindu
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Daily Pioneer
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Times of India
CHANDIGARH: Dengue epidemic is spreading in Punjab with number of cases already reported being more than double this year compared to 2014. As per the state health department, 1,035 cases of dengue have been confirmed so far while 472 persons ...
Punjab, Haryana on alert as dengue scare spreads
Haryana hospitals on high alert with rising dengue cases
Scratch and forget
IPA, Natco withdraw opposition to Gilead's drug
Business Standard
Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA) withdrew its opposition to the patent application for Gilead Pharmasset's Hepatitis C drug sofosbuvir, marketed as Sovaldi, after the latter entered into a voluntary licensing agreement with 11 companies to sell the ...
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Business Standard
Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA) withdrew its opposition to the patent application for Gilead Pharmasset's Hepatitis C drug sofosbuvir, marketed as Sovaldi, after the latter entered into a voluntary licensing agreement with 11 companies to sell the ...
NDTV
Taking a daily vitamin D supplement wards off dementia
Daily Times
Older people should boost their intake of Vitamin D with supplements to ward off dementia, a new study suggests. Researchers have found people over the age of 60 with low levels of the essential vitamin experienced mental decline up to three times ...
(VIDEO) Vitamin D deficiency linked to mental declineNature World Report
Low vitamin D ranges might improve danger for Alzheimer'sThe Times (subscription)
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Daily Times
Older people should boost their intake of Vitamin D with supplements to ward off dementia, a new study suggests. Researchers have found people over the age of 60 with low levels of the essential vitamin experienced mental decline up to three times ...
(VIDEO) Vitamin D deficiency linked to mental decline
Low vitamin D ranges might improve danger for Alzheimer's
Low vitamin D linked to mental decline, study finds
Newsweek
For Kids, More Time Outdoors May Mean Better Vision
Newsweek
A Chinese student undergoes an eyesight test at an eye hospital in Shanghai. Myopia is common in children in cities scattered throughout East and Southeast Asia, where 80 to 90 percent of high school graduates are nearsighted and need glasses to see ...
Making Kids Play Outside May Cut Their Risk Of NearsightednessUniversity Herald
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Newsweek
A Chinese student undergoes an eyesight test at an eye hospital in Shanghai. Myopia is common in children in cities scattered throughout East and Southeast Asia, where 80 to 90 percent of high school graduates are nearsighted and need glasses to see ...
Making Kids Play Outside May Cut Their Risk Of Nearsightedness
More time outdoors may cut kids' risk of nearsightedness: study
More Time Outside Tied to Less Nearsightedness in Children
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