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Scientists unveils first made in India rotavirus vaccine (48)

Officials said there were two licensed rotavirus vaccines introduced in more than 40 countries but they remain out of reach for many in the developing world.

No solution on Kashmir can be acceptable to all: Kasuri (40)

On the current missile race between India and Pakistan, the politician said even brothers fight sometimes.

Do Dolphins hold the cure for human injuries? (35)

A scientist has explored the remarkable and mysterious wound healing abilities of dolphins from a shark bite, a phenomenon that might provide insights for the cure of human injuries.

One more dies of malaria in Ahmedabad, toll 11 (33)

The death toll owing to malaria has risen to eleven in the city after another victim identified as one Mainaben Patni of Saraspur ward succumbed to the illness at Shardaben Hospital on Friday.

How stress can cause skin problems: research (32)

A research has shown how the complex link between the skin and the psyche\" including the role of stress \" affects skin conditions.

H1N1 influenza: One more dies in Kerala; 16 test positive (32)

Subisha (36) died in the Medical college hospital in Thiruvananthapuram on July 20. She was admitted with acute respiratory distress syndrome and was tested H1N1 positive, a health department release

Superbug fallout: Antibiotics 'on counter sale' ceased (32)

According to the revised rules, a patient will need two copies of a prescription - one which will be in the chemist\'s custody.

Why Indians are reluctant to pay for toilets (31)

There was this Canadian manufacturer of portable potties who was going ballistic with the possibilities of supplying his wares to the millions of Indians and commissioned a market study.

Hepatitis, jaundice cases on rise in Kurla (28)

Kurla is witnessing a rise in the number of patients suffering from stomach ailments, especially hepatitis and jaundice.

Cyber-stalking more traumatic than physical harassment (28)

Emotional responses may include high levels of ongoing stress, anxiety, fear, nightmares, shock and disbelief, helplessness, hyper-vigilance, eating and sleeping difficulties, according to a new

Gene responsible for lung cancer spread identified (28)

Using whole-genome profiling, MIT scientists have pinpointed a gene that appears to drive progression of small cell lung cancer.

1,000 techies to be part of diabetes prevention project in Pune (27)

It has been undertaken by cardiac rehab centre Just For Hearts

Hookah aint as bad as tea! (27)

Claim bar owners trying to create a smokescreen around the potential health hazards from smoking hookah

Eating red meat may be good for you (26)

Previous studies have linked red meat to an increased risk of having a heart attack or cancer, but a new report has demolished the \'myths and misconceptions\' surrounding the Sunday roast.

Brain tumours not linked to cell phone use, finds study (26)

The latest to weigh in on the issue of the potential health risks of cell phones is a new Danish study, which has found no link between long-term cell phone use and a type of non-cancerous brain

Cancer scares people more than any other disease (25)

A poll of more than 2,000 adults has found that people fear cancer more than any other disease.

Is failure to follow norms affecting fight against malaria? (25)

Scientists believe that practitioners are not following the drug policy prescribed by the government of India.

They can deliver health services to the needy (24)

Experts observe at seminar that unequal distribution of microfinance is a hindrance.

Japanese experts design robot for healthcare facilities (24)

Researchers in Japan unveiled a robot that can lift a patient weighing up to 80 kg (176 lbs) off the floor and onto a wheelchair.

Beefing up your muscles can make you less prone to diabetes (23)

The more your muscle mass, the lesser is your risk of developing diabetes.

Beware! Holding smart phones too near can hamper your vision (23)

According to a study, optometrists should pay attention to the \"working distance\" at which patients hold their smart phones and perform appropriate testing at those distances.

Scientists increase potency of HIV-battling proteins to help beat disease (23)

The protein, called cyanovirin-N (CV-N), is produced by a type of blue-green algae and can ward off several diseases caused by viruses, including HIV and influenza.

Beware: The money can hurt your tummy (22)

A private health laboratory recently found traces of pathogens that can cause a variety of stomach ailments on currency notes.

Cereal with milk is healthiest way to start the day (22)

According to the research, breakfast is the key to a healthy lifestyle determining the quality of your whole day\'s nutrition.

Ahmedabad civic society adds fogging machines to combat dengue (22)

According to the data shared by Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation the number of cases of dengue in the city on Thursday went as high as 19.