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A Record 290 Million Women, Girls In Poor Nations Are Using Contraception: Report
A record 290.6 million women and girls in the world's poorest nations are using modern methods of contraception, averting millions of unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortio...
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There Is A Life Beyond Cancer: Manisha
Her most memorable and strong female characters in Bombay, Dil Se, and Khamoshi were nearly from two decades back, but real-life heroine Manisha Koirala, who survived cancer, ...
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Maternal Mortality On A Decline, But Challenges Remain
The number of women dying during pregnancy, childbirth or within six weeks after birth has fallen by 44 per cent since 1990, say United Nations agencies, including the Wo...
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CRISPR Technique Could ‘Turn Off’ Muscular Dystrophy Gene, Study Says
A recent paper published in the journal Molecular Therapy found that, at least for one disease, that may be possible very soon. According to lead researche...
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Making Health Care Accessible
Aneema Begum, 61, had the last of her three children 38 years ago. The first two didn’t survive more than a year, and it is after the birth of her last, and only survivi...
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Measuring The Millennium Development Goals: Cutting Maternal Deaths
Becoming a mother in sub-Saharan Africa is more dangerous than climbing Mount Everest. In Chad, the odds of dying during pregnancy or childbirth are one in 15; in Sierra Leone...
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On Kid’s TV, Sugary Treats Pitched To Parents As Healthy
Children’s television has long been peppered with ads selling sugary snacks and drinks as fun, adventurous options for cool kids in the know. Now a study suggests that m...
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Tracking The Cold Chain: Improving Vaccine Systems In India
At a two-day training in Madhya Pradesh, healthcare workers were introduced to eVIN, an electronic vaccination intelligence network system that will enable healthcare workers ...
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Where The Girls Are (And Aren’t): #15Girls
The world’s girls are healthier than ever. They live longer and more of them are going to school than at any time in history.In some cases, it starts even before they&rs...
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Respiratory, Cardiac Diseases On The Rise-
In ten years from now, New Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai together will record the highest number of premature deaths caused by air pollution. Read More at www.downtoea...
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