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Fitness enthusiasts participate in a cycle race 'Pedal for Peace', organised by J&K police, at Boulevard road in Srinagar.

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A health worker administers a deworming tablet to children as part of the National Deworming Program to prevent parasitic worms from infecting their bodies in Hyderabad. The campai...

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This combination of photos shows, from left, Harvey J. Alter, Charles M. Rice, and Michael Houghton who jointly won the Nobel Prize for medicine, for their discovery of the hepatit...

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Charles M. Rice, professor of virology at Rockefeller University, poses for a portrait in his laboratory office, in New York. Rice was awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday...

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Train accident victim Monika More after her successful bilateral hand transplant by a team of doctors at Global Hospital, in Mumbai.

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Relatives of patients crowd at the registration counters without following social distancing norms at Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (IGIMS), amid ongoing coronavirus ...

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People wait outside District Hospital OPD for medical consultation, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, in Noida.

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France to India Ambassador Emmanuel Lenain inspects ventilators installed in a plane, transporting COVID-19 test kits and equipments donated by France, at IAF station Palam in New ...

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Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare Harsh Vardhan attend the Empathy Conclave 2020, organized by the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences ...

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Powerlifter Azamatulla Mohammad with other volunteers from Mercy Angel prepares to cremate a COVID-19 victim, at a crematorium in Bengaluru. Azamatulla believes in a proper burial/...

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A man carries a refrigerator containing a preserved human heart, transported via Pawan Hans helicopter from Thiruvananthapuram, for immediate organ transplant of a patient, in Koch...

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Villagers carry a woman to a hospital after getting injured in a lightning strike, in Katihar district of Bihar. Twenty-six people were killed after being struck by lightning acros...

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An injured worker before being taken for treatment after an explosion in the Neyveli Lignite Corporation power plant, in Cuddalore district.

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palanisami with Rural Development Minister SP Velumani distributes 'Kabasura Kudineer', a Sidha medicine, among people to help combat the novel coronavi...

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People exercise at Lodhi Garden in New Delhi.

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Dhok Defence Committee (DDC) member Gopal Nath, injured in a firing incident, being treated at a hospital in Bhadarwah valley of Doda district.

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The five injured persons who were beaten up and hanged with a tree by the villagers over a land dispute, lie on the ground in Manpura village after they were rescued by the police,...

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Youngsters exercise at Sangrampur village, during the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown, on the outskirts of Jammu.

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Army personnel examine locals affected by the Baghjan oil field fire, during the ongoing COVID-19 nationwide lockdown, in Tinsukia district.

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Owners, trainers, and members of various gyms hold placards under the banner of Indian Gym's Welfare Federation during a protest in front of Delhi Sachivalaya demanding re-opening ...

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Rs 10,000 Crore Bulk Drug Park Will Be Tonic To Himachal's Pharma Sector

There are 14 states in the running to grab the three bulk drug park projects by offering top infrastructure and logistics facilities to the pharma companies.

Oct 25, 2020

| Ashwani Sharma
World Vegetarian Day: The Greener Grass On The Other Side

World Vegetarian Day: Vegetarian cuisine has not only just survived, but thrived too. Its endurance alongside animal-based products showcases not just a theoretical presence as an alternative, but a literal and pragmatic presence as a competitive alternative without environmental toll to boot.

Oct 01, 2020

| Varda Mehrotra
Voice User Interface (VUI) – The Next Leap In Healthcare

Voice User Interface (VUI) is on the precipice becoming just as vital as the Graphical User Interface (GUI).Voice AI is the way of the future, assisting people to track their health and fitness, on mobile apps and wearables.

Sep 23, 2020

| Rustom Lawyer
COVID-19: 7 Diet And Lifestyle Tips For Adolescents

Here are seven ways to help adolescents ensure they have a nutritious diet and healthy lifestyle that will support building their immunity and overall wellbeing.

Sep 14, 2020

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Pay Heed To The Heart Even During Covid-19 Pandemic

The only thing we have to fear is-fear itself (of COVID-19): Seconds still count in cardiac emergencies

Aug 31, 2020

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Are Samosas Chasing You?

'Samosas and other snacks will always follow you. The only way to stop indulging in them is to understand how foods cooked in polyunsaturated vegetable oils --sometimes with dangerous trans fats-- can have deadly consequences on your health..'

Jul 22, 2020

| Satyendra Garg
As Hospital OPDs Shut In Coronavirus Lockdown, E-consulting Comes To Patients' Rescue

E-consulting is especially useful for those who are in the family way, say in their third trimester who need regular monitoring. Doctors say there is a changing pattern in the queries of the patients.

Apr 01, 2020

| Lachmi Deb Roy
Coronavirus Lockdown: In Many Parts Of India, Insulin And Other Refrigerated Medicine Short In Supply

Pharmacist associations say cancellation of domestic flights - both cargo and passenger - has affected the supply of refrigerated medicines in many parts.

Mar 28, 2020

| Jeevan Prakash Sharma
Understanding the Gender Lens of Neglected Tropical Diseases

NTDs are found in tropical and sub-tropical conditions where people still lack access to basic facilities such as adequate water and sanitation and pucca houses.

Jan 27, 2020

| Nidhi Dubey
Death Of 12 Infants In A Week, 77 In A Month At Government Hospital Shocks Kota

Out of the ten infants, who died between December 23 and 24, five were newborns.

Dec 28, 2019

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Message Fom Dr Harsh Vardhan

The Outlook campaign focusing on health, particularly that of women and children, will go a long way in building our community capacity in the fight against malnutrition, says Union minister Dr Harsh Vardhan

Oct 21, 2020

| Harsh Vardhan
A Leap Over The Wall

Coronavirus joined forces with other maladies to push them to the brink. After battles fought over every inch, it slunk away, defeated. Nine survivors speak of their struggle and eventual triumph.

Sep 23, 2020

| Jeevan Prakash Sharma
Immunology Sales Pitch

Haldi milk, gilory juice, tulsi tea, vitamin C chewies—there’s more than you can chew in the immunity booster market

Sep 17, 2020

| Lachmi Deb Roy
Survivor Diary

Michael Nobbs, head coach of the Indian men’s hockey team from 2011-2013, shares his experience on how did he survive lung cancer

Aug 26, 2020

| Michael Nobbs
COVID-19 Good Samaritans: When RV Ramanan's Free Dialysis Shuttle Was Godsend

From a bi-weekly schedule for his uncle, Ramanan has now been ferrying patients for emergency treatment, six days a week

Apr 25, 2020

| G.C. Shekhar
Long Hours, Low Salaries, No Social Recognition -- Plight Of Paramedics During Corona Times

Paramedics are the first to respond to COVID-19 patients but they are largely a neglected lot, even working under questionable conditions

Apr 24, 2020

| Jeevan Prakash Sharma
A Force Unto Themselves, Why Malayalis Are Synonymous With Nursing

Kerala received Rs 85,092 crore as remittances (March 2018), accounting for 35 per cent of the state's GDP. The nursing brigade has changed the Kerala's society and economy

Apr 24, 2020

| Siddharth Premkumar
Opinion | Why Do We Value Doctors More Than Nurses? How About An App For Sisters?

Most women who do well in nursing could probably have become doctors too. If nurses were paid on a par with doctors, then for sure we would learn their names, writes journalist and author Nisha Susan

Apr 24, 2020

| Nisha Susan
Life Of A Nurse: Privilege Of Holding A Dying Person’s Hand Or That Of A Newborn Is A Blessing

Sarojini Telly serves as a nursing officer in Neil islands in the Andamans. She narrates some mind-boggling true life incidents that highlight why nurses are a gift to the mankind

Apr 24, 2020

| Sarojini Tony
The Sisters We Forgot: Nurses Risk Their Lives To Save Ours, But Are We Grateful To Them?

In India, the public perception about nurses is still one of those who merely carry out instructions of doctors. During COVID-19 times, they are being hailed as angels, but only just

Apr 24, 2020

| Salik Ahmad Preetha Nair Ajay Sukumaran
Testing Times: Lessons From Madhya Pradesh That States Must Avoid In Battle Against COVID-19

Holes in MP’s hazmat suit are showing—a CM without a health minister fights a pandemic; private hospitals are getting to treat more coronavirus patients than AIIMS, Bhopal

Apr 17, 2020

| Puneet Nicholas Yadav
Meet The Corona Warriors: Indra Gupta, The Sarkari Doctor Aspiring To Keep Jaipur In The Pink Of Health

Indra Gupta is the deputy chief medical and health officer of Jaipur district. And she is leading a dedicated team working round-the-clock in battling the spread of coronavirus ever since Italian tourists proved positive

Mar 19, 2020

| Salik Ahmad