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Genetic Solace for Mosquito Menace
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26.7.2014 |
newindianexpress.com |
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Tests for more diseases
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26.7.2014 |
Telegraph: North Bengal |
| July 25: The health department today decided to test patients with symptoms of Japanese Encephalitis for other diseases in Jalpaiguri and Alipurduar districts as an expert had suggested that enterovirus could be the cause of the large number of fever deaths in north Bengal. |
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Pharma firms go to HC against use of special power for price cuts
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26.7.2014 |
Latest News |
| According to a source, the matter is expected to come for hearing at the court on July 30 |
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How malaria parasites resist drugs revealed
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25.7.2014 |
New Kerala: Health News |
| Washington, July 25 : A study has revealed the answer to how malaria parasite becomes resistance to the antimalarial drug in clinical trials, which makes the drugs less effective. |
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Japanese Encephalitis and Acute Encephalitis Syndrome Claim 252 Lives in Assam
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25.7.2014 |
NDTV |
| At least 252 lives have been claimed by Japanese Encephalitis (JE) and Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) in Assam this year, said a senior health department official ... |
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Drug firms approach Bombay HC against recent price cuts
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25.7.2014 |
Latest News |
| Leading drug makers have approached court raising concerns against the latest price cuts implemented by the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) using provisions provided for "extraordinary circumstances". Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance ... |
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Game calms down kids
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25.7.2014 |
The Hindu: Today's Paper |
| Game calms down kids |
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Malaria cases down: DM&HO
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25.7.2014 |
The Hindu: Today's Paper |
| Malaria cases down: DM&HO |
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Many cases of leprosy, malaria detected in migrant labour camps in Thrissur
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25.7.2014 |
The Hindu: Today's Paper |
| Many cases of leprosy, malaria detected in migrant labour camps in Thrissur |
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The assassin
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25.7.2014 |
HBL: Features |
| There is a statue, built by Indians, of Lord Mayo on Viper Island, but of Sher Ali the Afridi, there is no mention anywhere |
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How malaria parasite resists key trial drug
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25.7.2014 |
New Kerala: Technology |
| Washington, July 25 : Researchers have uncovered a way the malaria parasite becomes resistant to a key clinical trial drug. |
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Guidelines on Vector-Borne Diseases
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25.7.2014 |
Govt of india: PIB |
| The advisories for prevention and control of dengue, malaria and other vector borne diseases under the Directorate of NVBDCP have been issued to: |
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Japanese encephalitis: Tripura takes measures to prevent outbreak
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25.7.2014 |
FirstPost: India |
| Tripura has not recorded any death due to Japanese Encephalitis but the administration is taking all possible precautionary measures to check the Mosquito- transmitted viral disease.
The post Japanese encephalitis: Tripura takes measures to prevent outbreak appeared first on Firstpost. |
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GSK seeks approval for world's first malaria vaccine
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25.7.2014 |
CNN-IBN: World |
 GlaxoSmithKline said on Thursday it is applying for regulatory approval for the world's first vaccine against malaria, designed for children in Africa. |
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Camel milk, the new superfood?
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25.7.2014 |
TOI: All Headlines |
| Camel milk, the new superfood? |
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Gambusia Fish to Join BMC Fight against Mosquitoes
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25.7.2014 |
newindianexpress.com |
| Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) has proposed to introduce Gambusia fish (mosquitofish which feeds on larvae) in drains to tackle increasing mosquito menace in the Capital City. |
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4 hospitals found to be mosquito dens
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25.7.2014 |
deccanherald.com |
| The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has issued challans to four hospitals in its jurisdiction after they were found to be breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
The four hospitals are All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Safdarjung Hospital, Ram Manohar Lohiya Hospital (RML) and Lady Hardinge Hospital.
These hospitals were found to be breeding sites for aedes mosquito, which causes dengue and anopheles mosquito causing malaria, according to a source in the NDMC.
"Challans were issued after teams found that there were breeding grounds for mosquito larvae in these hospitals. This is a regular exercise by the council. But the inspection shows that even doctors are not sensitised enough.
With this step taken by the council, the medical teams will be more sensitised to maintain their premises well," said Jalaj Shrivastava, chairperson of NDMC.
"The inspections are conducted throughout the year. Since January 1, AIIMS has been sent 22 notices. It has also been challaned twice, once in July. While a ... |
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Top hospitals in capital breeding mosquitoes
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25.7.2014 |
TOI: Delhi Times |
| AIIMS, Safdarjung Hospital and Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital have become breeding grounds for mosquitoes that cause dengue and ... |
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Nurses up in arms against BMC's new recruitment policy
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24.7.2014 |
DNA: Wide Angle |
| The civic body is in trouble for giving stepmotherly treatment to nurses who served during a spurt of infectious diseases two years ago. Thirty-two nurses, who had served on contract in civic hospitals, have come out in protest against BMC's latest nurses recruitment policy.
BMC is launching a massive recruitment drive on July 25 for taking 887 nurses on board in three medical colleges, 16 peripheral hospitals and, additionally, maternity hospitals in the city. Thirty-two nurses are crying foul that BMC has introduced partial recruitment parameters this time around.
"Of 887 posts, 90% are reserved for those applying from BMC-run nursing colleges, ie 799 posts. However, there may not be so many applicants from BMC-run colleges. Only 10% posts (88 seats) are reserved for nurses passing out from other colleges," said an aspiring nurse who had served in 2010-12 in Rajawadi Hospital.
The nurses have alleged that BMC has not laid down any rules for recruiting nurses from their own colleges, in terms of a ... |
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Alert in tea gardens on viral outbreak
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24.7.2014 |
The Telegraph : North East |
| Jorhat, July 24: The Assam labour department has asked tea gardens to be alert on preventing outbreak of Japanese encephalitis and acute encephalitis syndrome. |
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