Brooding Russians less distressed than Americans
Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy portrayed Russians as brooding, complicated people.
330 swine flu cases across India in past week
The swine flu situation continues to be serious in the four southern states and Maharashtra, which have reported 319 of the 330 H1N1 infections in the last one week, while a boy died of the virus in New Delhi.
Swine flu shots must for cardiac patients
As swine flu cases shoot up across India with the onset of the monsoon, experts are suggesting vaccines for those with chronic illness like heart diseases.
US scientists create HIV-resistant cells
American scientists have created HIV-resistant cells that could one day pave the way for controlling the virus without using harsh anti-retroviral drugs.
Medical ethics should be self regulated: Dinesh Trivedi
Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Dinesh Trivedi Thursday said medical ethics should be self-regulated.
An eye doctor's battle to save snakebite victims
Meet Dayal Majumdar, a 50-year-old eye specialist, who travels to remote villages in West Bengal on a mission to save people who fall unwitting victims to snakebite. About 3,000 people die of snakebites in the state every year.
Hong Kong to dump 2.8 mn doses of swine flu vaccine
Around 2.8 million doses of unwanted swine flu vaccine worth $28.2 million are to be thrown away, officials said here Thursday.
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