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Bring HIV/AIDS Bill in Parliament this winter session, demand activists
Civil society activists and members of the Indian Network for People Living with HIV/AIDS have demanded that the long overdue HIV/AIDS Bill should be tabled in Parliament duri...
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$12 Billion Is Pledged to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria
The amount pledged by donor countries over three years to a global fund was more than the amount raised in 2010, but far short of the goal.Click here to know more
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Rise in Unprotected Sex by Gay Men Spurs H.I.V. Fears
Federal health officials are reporting a sharp increase in unprotected sex among gay American men, a development that makes it harder to fight the AIDS epidemic. Readhere &nb...
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Bad Eating Habits Start in the Womb
Researchers believe that the taste preferences that develop at crucial periods in infancy have lasting effects for life. In fact, changing food preferences beyond toddlerhood ...
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UNICEF: More Adolescents Die of AIDS
According to a UNICEF report released on Friday, 50% more people between the ages of 10 and 19 died because of AIDS in 2012 compared to 2005. Among children in ...
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Timing of Baby’s First Solids May Affect Allergy Risk
Breast-feeding exclusively for 4 to 6 months, and introducing solid foods while breast-feeding continues, may be a good way to reduce the risk for food allergies in children, ...
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80% of medicines not covered by price control order
About 38 million people in India (which is more than Canada’s population) fall below the poverty line every year due to healthcare expenses, of which 70% is on purchase ...
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Whooping Cough Study May Offer Clue on Surge
Scientists said a finding — that baboons vaccinated against the illness could still carry and spread it — could provide insight on the increase in the incidence of...
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Eye Makeup Used To Protect Children Can Poison Them Instead
The parents said they were using the kajal to promote eye health. When health workers tested the kajal in the family’s home, the eyeliner turned out to be 54...
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Babies’ Immune Systems May Stand Down To Let Good Microbes Grow
A newborn’s immune system is deliberately not doing battle with every germ that comes along so that “good” microbes have a chance to settle in, researchers s...
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