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Falak back on ventilator
Deccan Herald
Falak was put on ventilator again. Doctors are waiting for her body's response to the antibiotics administered on her. “She was put on ventilator because she had a problem in breathing. Her condition is still critical and we are keeping our fingers ...
Teenaged girl admits beating up babyThe Hindu
Father, couple held for abusing teenagerHindustan Times
Twist in AIIMS infant case: She has a brotherIndian Express
NDTV -Daily Pioneer -IBNLive.com
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IBNLive.com

WB: 2 more infants die at Malda Medical College
IBNLive.com
New Delhi: In West Bengal, two more deaths have taken place at the Malda Medical College. Over a 100 babies have died in the region this year itself. As always, doctors claimed that the infants were malnourished and critical when brought to the ...
Crib deaths haunt districts againTimes of India
Mamata Banerjee's memoir is a slice of herself: feisty, self-indulgent, with a ...Economic Times
19 babies die in two Bengal districtsHindustan Times
Deccan Herald -Indian Express -India Today
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Zee News

DRDO cochlear implant to cost only Rs1 lakh
Daily Pioneer
The Defence Research and Development Organisation(DRDO) has developed an affordable cochlear implant, which will cost around Rs1 lakh. This is much cheaper than similar imported device which costs about Rs 8 lakhs. India is now the fifth country ...
DRDO's low-cost cochlear implants provides a ray of hope for deaf peopleIndia.Com Health
DRDO develops low cost hearing deviceHindustan Times
DRDO develops a new indigenous, affordable cochlear implantThe Hindu
Deccan Herald
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The Hindu

No ESMA; erring hospitals to face action
IBNLive.com
KOCHI: Labour Minister Shibu Baby John on Saturday said that government did not agree to the imposing of the ESMA (Essential Services Maintenance Act) against the striking nurses of private hospitals as the strike at the Lakeshore Hospital and the ...
HC rejects plea to bring nursing under ESMATimes of India
No ESMA on striking nurses, says MinisterThe Hindu
No ESMA against nurses striking in KeralaDeccan Herald
Manoramaonline -Daily Pioneer -Deccan Chronicle
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Zee News

Young and at risk
Times of India
Detecting breast cancer in the young is difficult and that's bad news for India's under-35 patients. It wasn't just Venezuela that mourned the death of Eva Ekvall on December 17 last year. The former Miss Venezuela was just 28 when breast cancer ...
Awareness key to beating breast cancer, say expertsHindustan Times
City observes World Cancer DayIndian Express
A million get cancer every yearDeccan Herald
Medscape -India.Com Health -pharmabiz.com
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AFP

African Cancer Organization Celebrates World Cancer Day
GhanaWeb
Accra – 4 February 2012 - World Cancer Day takes place every year on 4 February and is the singular initiative under which the entire world can unite together in the fight against the global cancer epidemic. World Cancer Day is an initiative of the ...
'Younger generation more prone to cancer now'Daily News & Analysis
Modern lifestyle adding to cancer incidenceTimes of India
Collective effort new theme on World Cancer DayIndian Express
AFP -IBNLive.com -Deccan Chronicle
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Novinite.com

Expert: Early diagnosis can cure cancer
Times of India
BHOPAL: Mouth cancer is the leading cancer among males, while breast cancer tops among women. The number of incidence of cancer cases among males and females was 1487 and 1441 cases respectively in the state, according to the 2009-10 data of the Bhopal ...
World Cancer Day 2012Newstrack India
World Cancer Day Emphasizes PreventionMedscape
World Cancer Day: How Cancer Affects Us Globally, By The NumbersHuffington Post
Public Radio of Armenia -Mashable -Information-Analytic Agency NEWS.am
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Hotels to be smoke-free zones
Deccan Herald
Eateries in Bangalore to be smoke-free zones as the Bruhat Bangalore Hotel Owners Association has decided to ban smoking in hotels. The Association at an event held as part of the World Cancer Day, announched its decision to create 'smoke-free zones' ...
Restaurants, pubs to have no-smoking zonesThe Hindu
Smoking in a Bangalore hotel? Not anymoreDaily News & Analysis

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Aaj Ki Khabar

Rotary strives to improve quality of life
Daily News & Analysis
By DNA Correspondent | Place: Bangalore | Agency: DNA As part of its ongoing service to society, Rotary International District 3190 announced various initiatives in health, social, and educational sectors for the welfare of children from ...
Rotary district announces welfare projectIBNLive.com

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