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Nobel laureate casts doubts over homoeopathic system
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PTI | 09:12 PM,Dec 29,2011 Chennai, Dec 29 (PTI) Holding that real science is based only on experiments and data and not by beliefs, Nobel laureate Venkatraman Ramakrishnan today cast doubts over the homoeopathic medicine system for its scientific ...
'CERN experiment will be proved wrong'Hindu Business Line

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Fish oil compound stops leukemia in mice
Futurity: Research News
The compound shown above closely resembles one that targets and kills the stem cells of chronic myelogenous leukemia, or CML, in mice. (Credit: Sandeep Prabhu) PENN STATE (US) — A compound produced from fish oil that appears to target leukemia stem ...
Fish Oil May Cure LeukemiaDiets In Review (blog)
Indian scientist finds possible cure for leukaemia from fish oilpharmabiz.com
Fish oil substance cures leukemia in miceUPI.com
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Dr Reddy's in licenses product from Cymbiotics; launches pain relief cream
Economic Times
HYDERABAD: Drug maker Dr. Reddy's Laboratories launched Supamove Cream for patients suffering from arthritis and joint pains after in licensing the product from US based Cymbiotics. Other brands of Dr Reddy's in the orthopedic segment include Supanac, ...
India's Dr Reddy's Labs launches pain relief creamReuters
Dr Reddy's launches Supamove cream for pain management in Indiapharmabiz.com
Dr Reddy''s launches Supamove cream in IndiaMSN India

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In Vibrant Gujarat, infant mortality rate still high
Daily News & Analysis
By DNA Correspondent | Place: Gandhinagar | Agency: DNA With improved healthcare services, Gujarat has managed to reduce Infant Mortality Rate (IMR), but it continues to lag behind a number of other states, official data shows. ...
Infant mortality rate shows declineAll India Radio
Infant mortality rate shows slight declineThe Hindu
Drop in infant mortality rate raises hopeDeccan Herald
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Body Odor Attracts Mosquitoes That Spread Malaria
MedIndia
by Dr. Trupti Shirole on December 29, 2011 at 3:18 PM Research News The Anopheles gambiae sensu stricto mosquito that spreads malaria is particularly attracted to people with body odor and whose skin is heavily covered with certain kinds of bacteria, ...
Blame skin microbes for mosquito bitesZee News
Body odour attracts mosquitoes to humans: StudyIndia Today
Smelly feet linked to malaria riskThe Press Association
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India activist Swami Nigamanand 'was not poisoned'
BBC News
The death of an Indian activist after he went on a hunger strike was caused by malnutrition and not poisoning, a federal investigation agency says. Swami Nigamanand, 36, who went on a hunger strike in February, slipped into a coma in May days after ...
Swami Nigamanand not poisoned: CBIindiablooms
Nigamanand not killed, CBI closes caseTimes of India
CBI rules out murder of Swami NigamanandaIndia Today
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Mysterious disease claims 7 in Munger
Times of India
MUNGER: A mysterious disease claimed seven lives, including that of four minor children, in Bageshwari village under the Haveli Kharagpur police station of the district, about 48 km from here, on Tuesday. CM Nitish Kumar on Wednesday rushed principal ...
Mysterious disease claims five lives in MungerZee News
Six die of mysterious disease in BiharDaily Pioneer
Six people, including three kids, die of mysterious diseaseTwoCircles.net

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All private hospitals in Trichur close OPDs to counter nurses' demands
Khaleej Times
TRIVANDRUM - In what is seen as a counter move against the mounting demand of nurses for a wage hike, private hospitals in Trichur district in Kerala kept the outpatient departments closed on Wednesday. The protest was called by the Kerala Private ...
Private hospitals call for OP shutdown in ThrissurDeccan Chronicle
OPs down shutter todayCity Journal.in

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Oz family does its bit for poor kids
Deccan Chronicle
While on Christmas, many of us eagerly rushed home to spend time with our families, a family from Australia has been walking along the West coast of India to the East coast to raise funds for underprivileged Indian children. This extended 11-member ...
Walking for a causeIBNLive.com
A walk to rememberDeccan Herald

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Strike on; Govt recruits new doctors
Times of India
JAIPUR: The doctors' strike entered sixth day on Monday but there was a silver lining for the suffering patients as the All Rajasthan In-Service Doctors Association (ARISDA) accepted Dr Karan Singh to set stage for talks with state government from ...
Rajasthan government arrests over 400 doctors as strike continuesEconomic Times
CM appeals to Rajasthan doctors as stir continuesHindustan Times
Army, BSF medical teams deployed in RajasthanThe Hindu
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