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Dengue kills, source unclear

Dengue claimed 22-year-old Swapna Bhawekar’s life on Friday, sparking a debate over where she got the infection. Swapna lived in Pune Cantonment Board

Not all involved in sex determination, stop harassment, doctors tell govt

The row over sex determination and foeticide still rages at hospitals and clinics, even after the High Court has ordered the release of ultrasound mac

In 11 yrs, no polio case

Pune city has not had a single polio case for 11 years and the Pune Municipal Corporation’s immunisation centre...

Back to back

If yoga has provided relief for ailments like low back pain and panic attacks, then can a highly progressive neurodegnerative disorder like Parkinson'
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To overcome stress, doctors turn to spirituality

“Do we really enjoy our medical practice. Are we over burdened. Are we losing our peace of mind in the daily squabbles with relatives of patients aili

A bigger and better heart, thanks to this crab

The horseshoe crab, described as the world’s oldest living fossil, could hold the key to the repair of damaged hearts.

90 years young, yoga guru shows the way

From beggar to king is how Yogacharya B K S Iyengar describes himself and attributes the dedication to yoga that has helped him reach the zenith.

Two months after smoking ban, panel to monitor cases

Two months after smoking in public places was banned, a committee has been set up to monitor the number of cases registered in the district against of

Coming soon: air quality forecast, every day

How about knowing the quality of air you breathe, a day in advance? Quite possible. After forecasting weather, scientists are now planning to forecast

Joint efforts

For the first time, an international meet with experts from 47 countries concluded in Pune on arthritis.

Health insurance scheme proposed for slum dwellers

For the first time in the city, a health insurance scheme for slum dwellers has been proposed as part of the services to be delivered to the ‘urban po

Study stresses need for sexual health education

Teachers at schools and colleges are hesitant to talk about sex to students and parents would rather turn a blind eye to the fact that their wards lov

Note worthy

A key to increase concentration, perseverance, patience and perfection-there is significant rise in the number of students passionately learning music

One high-risk group still cries for attention

On World Aids Day, one high-risk group remains shunned by society due to stigma-injecting drug users.

Hospitals wake up to tighten security

As terror struck at Mumbai's hospitals and restaurants, Pune's top hospitals have no other option but to beef up their security system.

Terror investigations: Hoardings on the probe mushroom across city

The recent findings by ATS linking Pune with terror have left their imprint across the city.

Winter woes

While winter promises parties, picnics, wining and dining to all, for knee pain sufferers it could be a nightmare...

Neonatal mortality: study points to moms

An important cause of neonatal mortality is lack of enough breast-feeding and a study by Indian Council of Medical Research...

Curing convulsions

A recent study conducted by the Department of Neurology and Epidemiology at National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences...

AIDS awareness: NGOs gearing up with various programmes

On the occasion of World AIDS Day on December 1, youths from Pune and New Delhi are taking the lead in creating public awareness on HIV and AIDS.

Diabetes is serious, but you can still have a long, healthy life

Vidya Gokhale was barely 19 when she went into a diabetic coma. The world literally came crashing down for this youngster who was told that without in

Sweet poison

Diabetes is increasing all over the world both in developed as well as developing countries. With November 14 observed as World Diabetes Day...

Now, a helpline for the gay fraternity

Budhwar Peth, the address of female sex workers for years, has always hogged the limelight of organisations working overtime to prevent AIDS.

Sassoon Hospital gets Rs 70 cr for new building

A whopping Rs 70 crore has been set aside for the construction of a new building at the state-run Sassoon General Hospital.

On HIV crusade, Gates takes in city

Manju Kamble possibly did not realise the significance of the visit she was being paid on Thursday afternoon.
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