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WHO requests China to provide details regarding sources of COVID-19: Report
Beijing has been urged by the head of the World Health Organization (WHO)to provide more details regarding the origins of…
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India’s drug regulator alerts doctors and patients about fake liver, cancer drugs
DCGI has issued a directive to all states and union territories urging a strict monitoring of the sale and distribution…
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Technology News
The next possible epidemic: Nomophobia, dread of no phones
Nomophobia treatments include interpersonal counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, addiction therapy, and exposure therapy. Several apps are available too.
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Health
WHO sounds alert over sale of fake liver medicines in India, Turkiye
The alert refers to a falsified batch of the drug detected in India in April 2023 and in Turkiye in…
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Health
WHO chief hails India’s Ayushman Bharat Scheme, calls it ‘world’s largest health assurance scheme’
He also recalled his visit to a Health and Wellness Centre and lauded the services being provided there.
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WHO releases guidelines to protect children from harmful impact of food marketing
The recommendations are based on findings on reviews of recent evidence including how exposure to food marketing affects children’s health…
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Health
WHO to declare Aspartame sweetener as a possible carcinogen for humans
Aspartame is used in a range of products from Coca-Cola diet sodas to Mars’ Extra chewing gum and some Snapple…
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CoronaVirus
India’s third wave has finally begun to recede: 75% Indians are now fully jabbed with the COVID-19 vaccine
99% of eligible population has been administered atleast one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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CoronaVirus
India stares at third wave as the country records 47,092 cases: Highest single-day spike after 2 months
69% of cases from India in the past week were reported from Kerala alone.
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India
India’s Air pollution levels expanded, likely to reduce upto 9 years in life expectancy of Indians: Study
Nearly 480 million Indians will die before time if current pollution levels are maintained noted the US Study.
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