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World Health Day (7 April): Antimicrobial resistance: no action today, no cure tomorrow

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World Health Day – 7 April 2011 With emerging drug resistance gradually making existing array of curative drugs ineffective, treatment opti...

Campaign to stop torture in healthcare launched

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In lead up to this year's World Health Day (7th April), a coalition of health and human rights groups launched a campaign to stop tortu...

Make hospitals safe in emergencies

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In lead up to the World Health Day (7th April), interview with the President-elect 2012 of the India's largest association of surgeons h...

After treatment for genital tuberculosis (TB), IVF helps woman give birth

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This is not sensational news but in spotlight because CNS recently reported that genital tuberculosis was one of the lead causes of tubal in...

Jairam Ramesh promises Narmada visit on 10-11 April

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Jairam Ramesh , Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Environment and Forests, Government of India, has assured the affected communitie...

"Nothing for us without us"

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"Nothing for Us without Us" was said by an activist friend from Africa at one of the conferences. Another World TB Day (WTBD) has ...

First Chinese Product Development Partnership For Global Health

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On World TB Day 2011, WHO , the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and the Stop TB Partner ship called upon world leaders...

Rural Women Show Their Might To Get Their Right

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A two day convention of rural women leaders, which was held on 24th and 25th March,2011, in the east Uttar Pradesh town of Mau, brought toge...

Why pay when TB treatment is free?

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People need not be afraid of tuberculosis (TB) as it is completely curable. People should be encouraged to go to the government-run free ant...

Non Communicable Diseases Outsmart Infectious Diseases

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Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs) - cancer, cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory disease and diabetes - are no longer diseases of the ...

Justice for 'Prisoner of Conscience' Dr Binayak Sen

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Dr Binayak Sen, a medical practitioner and a civil liberties' activist, has been sentenced to life imprisonment in Chhattisgarh. Amnesty...

Fixing drug supply and price problems is urgent: report

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A promising new diagnostic test will finally help detect more people with drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB), increasing the urgency to so...

Spotlight on new approach to tuberculosis vaccine funding

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European politicians, tuberculosis (TB) advocates and health advisers are gathering to discuss an innovative financing model that would enab...

TREAT TB seeks answers to key questions in fight against TB

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Key questions regarding the new tools and new challenges facing TB control and prevention today are being addressed through an innovative in...

Together We Can Fight Tuberculosis (TB)

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Worldwide concerted efforts are being made, with renewed pledges on World TB Day (24th March), to rid this planet of the scourge of tubercu...

Empowering Rural Women

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A Regional Women Leaders' Convention is being held on 24-25 March 2011, in Mau, UP, as part of the Empowering Rural Women (ERW) program...

Project Axshya to reach 744 million people with TB control services

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World TB Day is on 24th March 2011 [To read in Hindi language , click here ] Clearly more needs to be done for effective tuberculosis (TB)...

World Water Day (22 March): Water Water Everywhere, But Not a Drop to Drink

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Water constitutes about three fourths of the earth's surface, but only less than one percent of it can be used by its inhabitants. Most ...

Transforming the fight towards elimination: World TB Day

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World TB Day, 24 March According to the Stop TB Partnership , For World TB Day 2011 we enter the second year of a two-year campaign, "...

"Mr President, I feel I have blood on my hands..."

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Thus spoke Robert Oppenheimer to Harry S. Truman in August 1945 af...

Engaging affected women is key in fighting genital TB

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Meaningful community engagement is so central to addressing tuberculosis (TB) of all forms. In preventing, diagnosing and treating genital T...

Call for public scrutiny of India's nuclear plants

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The Indian Prime Minister and citizens both made a call for scrutiny of India's nuclear plants. Citizens in Lucknow called for a public ...

Citizens demand to stop India's nuclear programme

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Recent nuclear emergency in Japan leaves no doubt that this world needs to renounce nuclear power for military and civil/ energy purposes, a...

Sleep Your Way To Health

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World Sleep Day is held every year on March 18th, with a view to raise awareness about the merits of sleeping well for a healthy life. The ...

TB-HIV co-infection: Antiretroviral therapy (ART) and anti-TB treatment save lives

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Starting antiretroviral therapy (ART) in people co-infected with HIV and tuberculosis (TB) save lives. This reinforces already existing body...

When hospitals make us sick...

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Surgical Site Infections (SSIs) are infections associated with surgical procedures and are a major source of post-operative illness. "T...

Do we want to be Nero's Guests?

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When one hears of farm suicides, Vidharbha in Maharashtra may come to mind immediately. And then perhaps Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh or Kal...

'Be The Change' in tuberculosis control among women

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Although women get diagnosed for tuberculosis (TB) later than men, treatment outcomes among women are better than men with higher TB treatme...

Tuberculosis treatment outcomes are better among women

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Tuberculosis (TB) treatment outcomes are better among women as compared to those in men, said Dr KS Sachdeva, Chief Medical Officer (CMO), R...

Thin Is Not Healthy And Neither Is Fat

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Close on the heels of International Women's Day 2011, comes the news of a path breaking research which puts the onus of a healthy genera...

Genital tuberculosis major cause of tubal infertility in women

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Genital tuberculosis (TB) is a major cause of tubal infertility, said Mamta Jacob of Global Health Advocates ( GHA ) at a meeting on import...

Social determinants put women at risk of tuberculosis (TB)

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It is no coincidence but rather an ill-synergy of a range of factors that increase the risk for a woman to get tuberculosis (TB). In India, ...

Women with tuberculosis (TB) could lose their home

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According to the study done by Tuberculosis Research Centre in India alarming numbers of women with tuberculosis (TB) become homeless once d...
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