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GOVERNOR REWRITES HISTORY FOR POLITICS
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Only 1 Midwife To Track Maternal Health Of 30,000
BENGALURU: Four days ago, Surekha Deepak was forced to give birth on the road outside Aurad Taluk hospital in Bidar district. What happened in the northern tip of the st...
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Condoms On Call: An SMS Can Save You From Having That Baby
If you are still shy of buying a condom or if you just remembered that you needed lube, here’s help at hand. Here are two initiatives helping people avoid being embarras...
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Rights of children, Delhi High Court, Juvenile Justice, Care and Protection, Act
Women of reproductive age are at highest risk of intimate partner violence and often experience unintended pregnancies. A recent research finds that men purposely are breaking...
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What We Learned About The Global Burden Of Disease?
Kofi Annan, the former Secretary-General of the United Nations, observed that knowledge is power and information is liberating. Indeed, the collection, analysis and disseminat...
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WHO Calls For Higher Taxes On Sugary Drinks
The World Health Organization (WHO) urged countries on Tuesday to raise taxes on sugary drinks it blames for fuelling global epidemics of obesity and diabetes, saying this wou...
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Janani Suraksha Yojana Pays Dividends : Study
A new study brings in first conclusive evidence of the role played by JananiSurakshaYojana (JSY) in reducing ‘socioeconomic disparities’ existing in maternal care....
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This International Day Of The Girl Child, What Are The Challenges That Plague The Girl Child In India
Today, the 11th of October, marks the International Day of the Girl Child. The United Nation states that there are 1.1 billion girls today brimming with talent and creativity....
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Non-Communicable Diseases Killed More Indians In 2015
In 2015, India, like other developed countries, had more number of deaths caused by non-communicable diseases. In the case of males, deaths due to non-communicable diseases (3...
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Why The Nobel Prize Winning Discovery Of Autophagy Matters
Nobel laureate Yoshinori Ohsumi’s work on mechanisms underlying autophagy — a fundamental process of degrading and recycling cellular components — has genera...
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Doctors Need To Think Beyond The Pill For Contraception
The pill revolutionised society when it was introduced in Australia 55 years ago but now scientists are lobbying GPs to offer women alternative and more effective options.Fami...
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