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Nile Therapeutics Completes Dose Escalation in Ongoing Phase II Study

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Al Gore and UN Panel to Share Nobel Peace Prize

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Nobel Prize In Medicine: All European Affair

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Sathya Sai Baba Dies of Multi-Organ Failure - No Miracle Happened as the End Came in ICU

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Hepatitis C Drug to be Offered Soon in India at Only One Percent of Its Cost in USA

Patent holder and pharma major Gilead, announced voluntary licences with seven generic drug manufacturers in India to s




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Bird Flu Virus Gets Killed at Cooking Temperature

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Ebola Kills 11 People in Guinea

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Suspected Bird Flu Cases in South Korea

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Another Suspected Bird Flu Case Reported in South Korea

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Experts Say Bird Flu Unlikely to Spread in India

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Experts Concerned Over Bird Flu in US Mice and Cats

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Persistence of Bird Flu on Milking Equipment

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How Bird Flu Navigates the Species Barrier

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Artificial Intelligence Help Prevent Superbugs

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Pediatricians Vs. ChatGPT: Assessing Developmental Delays

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Virtual Comfort for Expectant Mothers

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Healthcare Providers Share Experiences Developing AI for Social Determinants

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Elon Musk's Brain Chip Experiment Continues to Succeed

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Beyond the Human Touch: The Rise of Robotic Surgery in Orthopedics

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Do Parents Buy Proper Fitting Shoes for Their Kids?

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Poisoned Fields: Pesticide Exposure Linked to Stillbirth Risk

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Babies' Babbling: A Foundation for Future Speech

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Unveiling the Pediatric Urobiome: A New Frontier in Urinary Health

A groundbreaking study has overturned the long-held assumption that human urine is sterile, finding evidence of a complex microbial ecosystem in the urinary




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Alarming Rise in Pediatric Seizures Due to Swallowing Medications

Recent data reveals that the incidence of seizures in children caused by ingesting medications or illegal substances has doubled in the US from 2009 to 2023.




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Understanding Appetite Regulation: Healthy Eating in Children

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Special Cancellation Stamp to Mark International Yoga Day

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Says Yoga Remains A Ray Of Hope Amid COVID Crisis

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CGH Earth Experiences Wellness Spreads by #yogaawareness

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Study About the Disappearance of Same-day Hernia Repair Method

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Kerala HC Grants Permission for Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART)

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Color Additive Wipes Make Hospital Rooms 69.2% Cleaner

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AstraZeneca Collaborates With Wallenberg for Developing Secretome Therapeutics

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