User: esg Topic: Health
Category: Diseases :: STDs :: HIV
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Goal Bound, Delhi (Cached) 4.9.2010 Outlook Business
School files complaint on illegal confinement of students (Cached) 3.9.2010 New Kerala: World News
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Free treatment in govt hospitals: Parijat (Cached) 3.9.2010 Manipur: E-Pao
Free treatment in govt hospitals: Parijat
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Cipla may decide in Oct on stake buy in SA co 3.9.2010 Business Standard: News Now
Drug major Cipla today said it could take a decision to buy stake of up to 25 per cent in a unit of South Africa-based, Cipla Medpro in its next board meeting in October.
RTE Act ignores children from minority groups, say activists (Cached) 3.9.2010 DNA: Top News
Activists alleged that children with various disabilities, HIV/AIDS-infected children and children of devadasis and sex workers had no mention in the act. "RTE Act ignores children from minority groups.
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Segregation of HIV+ students (Cached) 3.9.2010 TOI: All Headlines
Segregation of HIV+ students
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Rs 2 crs for free medical service offered (Cached) 3.9.2010 Manipur: E-Pao
Rs 2 crs for free medical service offered
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Cipla to buy 25% in S Africa unit (Cached) 3.9.2010 Rediff: Business
Cipla, the largest player in the domestic drug market, could play white knight for Cipla Medpro, South Africa's third-largest drugmaker and a key ally of the Indian company. Cipla is looking to acquire around 25 per cent in the manufacturing division of Cipla Medpro, where it does not hold any stake at present.
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Cipla to buy 25% in S Africa unit (Cached) 3.9.2010 Business Standard
Cipla, the largest player in the domestic drug market, could play white knight for Cipla Medpro, South Africas third-largest drugmaker and a key ally of the Indian company. Cipla is looking to acquire around 25 per cent in the manufacturing division of Cipla Medpro, where it does not hold any stake at present. The deal size could not be ascertained, but it will be the first overseas acquisition by 75-year-old Cipla in any pharmaceutical company.
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Dept changes parents� hearts on HIV+ issue 3.9.2010 Deccan Herald: State
Dept changes parents� hearts on HIV+ issue
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Belgaum: HIV kids boycott still on (Cached) 3.9.2010 Deccan Chronicle: Bangalore

Sept. 2: Around half the students of the Government Primary School in Belgaum continue to stay away from it for the last three days, afraid of coming into contact with their 22 HIV-positive classmates. Parents of these children have not been convinced by the government or NGOs that they have nothing to fear from the HIV-infected children.

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Education dept allays fears of parents on HIV 3.9.2010 Deccan Herald: State
Education dept allays fears of parents on HIV
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Samy wants to take the road less travelled (Cached) 3.9.2010 TOI: Entertainment
Samy, whose Sindhu Samaveli releases today, explains why he takes the road less travelled…
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China court accepts HIV bias lawsuit (Cached) 2.9.2010 Central Chronicle
China court accepts HIV bias lawsuit
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UN to support Mizoram in dealing with HIV/AIDS (Cached) 2.9.2010 New Kerala: India News
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HIV+ kids in Belgaum ostracised by classmates 2.9.2010 NIE: Karnataka
BELGAUM: As many as 22 children, who have tested HIV positive and are studying in the Government Kannada Primary School in Sadashi..
People praise counselling, testing facilities on RRE (Cached) 2.9.2010 TOI: All Headlines
People praise counselling, testing facilities on RRE
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Now, KPO workers at increased risk of AIDS: Survey (Cached) 2.9.2010 TOI: All Headlines
Now, KPO workers at increased risk of AIDS: Survey
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UN urges nations to increase HIV/AIDS funding (Cached) 2.9.2010 New Kerala: India News
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Antiviral drug for dengue? 2.9.2010 Mid-Day: Delhi
With the number of cases reaching 1014, that's the need of the hour say city doctors About time, one would have to say. With 77 more patients testing positive on Tuesday, the number of dengue cases in the Capital this season is now 1014. And city doctors are stressing on the need for an antiviral drug to counter the vector-borne disease. "There are now antiviral drugs for Chickenpox as well as HIV. Why are there no such drugs for dengue," said a senior doctor on condition of anonymity as he is not authorised to speak to the media. "If we had an antiviral drug for dengue, it would have certainly helped," said Dr Vivek Nangia, head, pulmonary and infectious diseases, Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj. The chances of recurrence of dengue among ...
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