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Now, a new way to store DNA: In pollen sacs

Sunday 20 September '09

It could be new insight from old bones or a family hoping to store their DNA for the future. DNA contains one’s genetic...
10 deaths in 3 days throw Pune administration into a tizzy

Saturday 19 September '09

The last three days alone have accounted for 10 H1N1 deaths in the city.
Efforts on to computerise primary health centres

Saturday 19 September '09

The Mission Director of the Maharashtra unit of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) Sonia Sethi reviewed the progress of NRHM project in 33 districts in the state at a meeting held at YASHADA in Pune.
Special clinic for women to detect breast ailments

Wednesday 16 September '09

A specialised clinic has been set up in the city to help women with not only diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, but also other ailments related to breast, be it a lactational problem or a breast lift.
Attention please

Wednesday 16 September '09

I cried the first time Vijay and I sat down to read a book together without a fuss", recalls Vijay's mother Sujata, "Vijay smiled, and I saw in him the happy, successful child that I had always hoped he would be."
Pune shining: Energy Exchange launches term-ahead trade

Wednesday 16 September '09

On the Indian Energy Exchange, now any buyer or seller can trade for any hour of the day, any day of the next week and any week of the next month.
Why kids bunk school: survey finds out

Tuesday 15 September '09

My parents fight often. I have two younger brothers and if I go to school then they cry...
Post Ganesh festival, H1N1 virus on the prowl

Saturday 12 September '09

With 40 swine flu deaths in the city and new cases cropping up in 13 schools in the last week, there seems to be confusion about ways to tackle the infection.
HIV patients vulnerable to HBV, HCV virus: study

Saturday 12 September '09

Nearly 8 per cent of around 50 HIV patients in an out patient department setting in Pune are infected with Hepatitis B...
Post Ganesh festival, virus on the prowl in Pune

Saturday 12 September '09

With 40 swine flu deaths in the city and new cases cropping up in 13 schools in the last week, there seems to be confusion about ways to tackle the infection.
One lakh BPL families to get health insurance

Tuesday 8 September '09

Now for the first time, nearly one lakh below poverty line families in Pune district will claim health insurance.
Silicone limbs impress Army Chief

Thursday 3 September '09

From a partial hand, cosmetic finger and thumb to a carbon reinforced foot, the Artificial Limb Centre (ALC) of the Indian Armed Forces now uses silicone solutions to suit the injured soldier’s needs.
Tests for inhalable measles vaccine

Monday 31 August '09

A NEW vaccine, a dry powder that can be inhaled directly into the lungs, has offered hope of saving about 10 per cent of the nearly two lakh children....
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: 0ver half of patients non-smokers

Sunday 30 August '09

Smokers are not the only ones at risk of contracting Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease as usually believed.
Serum Institute to conduct human trials for measles vaccine

Thursday 27 August '09

Measles and related complications claim the lives of nearly two lakh children a year in India. Now, a new inhalable vaccine, in the form of dry powder, has been developed and the city-based Serum Institute of India will conduct its human trials.
Panic sets in after death of another St Anne’s student

Thursday 27 August '09

The death of 12-year-old Rachana Oswal, a student of St Anne’s School — barely 23 days after the death of the first H1N1 victim, Reeda Shaikh’s — created panic as to whether the virus has struck at the same school again.
Give free treatment to HIV positives: HC tells Naco

Sunday 23 August '09

In a significant judgement for the HIV community in Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court has instructed the National AIDS Control Organisation...
Don’t ignore other diseases: experts

Saturday 22 August '09

The World Health Organisation has estimated that one-third of the global population will be affected by H1N1 as infectivity is high but the death rate associated with swine flu is less than 0.5 per cent.
Two more H1N1 deaths in city

Thursday 20 August '09

Pune saw two more H1N1 deaths on Wednesday, that of 55-year-old V W Avgade at KEM Hospital and 54-year-old Narendra Deshpande at Sahyadri-Munot Hospital.
City awaits bio-medical waste, garbage treatment plants

Wednesday 19 August '09

It will be a year in September since a blast at the bio-medical waste treatment facility at Kailash crematorium near Naidu Hospital killed seven of its employees.
H1N1 effect: No processions at Velankanni feast this year

Tuesday 18 August '09

For the one lakh Catholics in Pune, the feast of Our Lady of Velankanni will not be celebrated with the same gusto and entho this year.
New norms: Tamiflu for patients, not for those in contact

Tuesday 18 August '09

The authorities have come out with fresh treatment guidelines for the city, with clear instructions that Tamiflu tablets will be given to patients only and not to people in close contact with the patient.
13th death in Pune, fresh guidelines on Tamiflu use

Tuesday 18 August '09

The swine flu death toll in Pune climbed to 13 with 36 year old Beena Gonsalves succumbing to the virus on Sunday....
Pune changes its line of defence

Saturday 15 August '09

With the strategy of administering Tamiflu to suspected swine flu patients showing positive results in Pune, the Maharashtra government is now planning...
Tamiflu, new testing centres bring results

Saturday 15 August '09

The strategy of administering Tamiflu to suspected patients of swine flu seems to have worked in the city.
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