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Shut mortuaries at 2 city hospitals add to post-mortem troubles of bereaved

Thursday 19 November '09

The mortuaries at BYL Nair Hospital in Mumbai Central and Lokmanya Tilak Municipal General Hospital at Sion have been shut...
Need to spread awareness to curb sex determination tests, say experts

Monday 9 November '09

In a first-of-its-kind judgment two doctors were recently sentenced to three years imprisonment in the state by a lower court for violating the Preconception and Prenatal Diagnostics Techniques...
For Rs 1,800, you can take a 26/11 guided tour of South Mumbai

Thursday 5 November '09

Colaba may have always been Mumbai’s hippest tourist district, but guides operating in the area, drenched in history, art and architecture....
As number of H1N1 cases dips, city hospitals start shutting isolation wards

Monday 2 November '09

In view of the dip in influenza A patients, private and public hospitals are either shutting down isolation wards or using beds reserved for H1N1 cases to accommodate other patients.
Shiv Sena feels the MNS hurt, even bastion Dadar falls

Friday 23 October '09

Dadar-Shivaji Park is the birthplace of the Shiv Sena, the party headquarters, its strongest bastion. But today, loyal Shiv Sainiks wore a shocked, sombre look....
Sweetest win: MNS takes root in Dadar, Sena HQ

Friday 23 October '09

In Dadar-Shivaji Park, the birthplace of the Shiv Sena and its strongest bastion, also home to its headquarters, loyal Shiv Sainiks wore a shocked, sombre look on Thursday.
Good response but Govt pulls out of vasectomy drive

Thursday 22 October '09

Even as Maharashtra’s campaign to promote vasectomy as way of permanent birth control is paying dividends, the state government has stopped funding the scheme that offered additional monetary incentive to men opting for sterilization.
MDR TB in Mumbai higher than national average: study

Tuesday 20 October '09

Mumbai may have a higher percentage of Multi Drug Resistant Tuberculosis than accepted national estimates, a study published recently in an international journal reveals.
Hospital wants 7/11 blasts victim shifted

Sunday 11 October '09

Jaiprakash Sawant’s 28-year-old son Parag has been semiconscious after he was injured in the 7/11 blasts.
Hospital wants 7/11 victim shifted

Saturday 10 October '09

Jaiprakash Sawant’s 28-year-old son Parag has been semiconscious after he was injured in the 7/11 blasts.
BMC wary of rain-related ailments

Tuesday 6 October '09

The recent spell of showers that lashed the city has kept Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s health department on its toes.
Most arteries blocked, woman undergoes surgery at Nanavati

Monday 28 September '09

Doctors at Nanavati Hospital operated upon a 59-year-old woman suffering from a rare medical condition.
City lab set to diagnose drug-resistant tuberculosis

Thursday 24 September '09

In a major boost to the national programme against tuberculosis, the Government of India has entered into a Public Private Partnership with a private laboratory in the city for diagnosing Multi Drug Resistance Tuberculosis.
BMC lab gets ready to test H1N1 samples

Wednesday 9 September '09

With the H1N1 outbreak in Mumbai abating considerably, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation is now getting ready to face a second wave in case one arises.
August sets a record for malaria tests

Wednesday 2 September '09

Driven by the swine flu fear, Mumbaikars are reporting early even for seasonal flu...
Flu-wary city banks on vaccines, yoga and food tips

Monday 31 August '09

The panic over H1N1 may have gone down but Mumbaiites are still playing it safe, picking from a flood of options recommended as H1N1 preventives by doctors and naturopathists.
She chose to sit with friends, got critically injured

Friday 21 August '09

For 11-year-old Ria Gupte, Thursday’s bus ride to school would have been like any other.
Insurance firms will cover disease, not dose

Tuesday 18 August '09

Insurance companies are gearing up for claims from people admitted with swine flu to private hospitals, but are clear that the cost of Tamiflu will not be covered.
New strategy: 3 categories, Tamiflu before tests

Friday 14 August '09

With the two labs in the state testing H1N1 overburdened with the load of samples, the Maharashtra government has adopted a new strategy.
Hospitals run out of swabs

Tuesday 11 August '09

Lokesh Motwani of Ulhasnagar rushed his wife, child and younger brother (back recently from Pune) and sister-in-law, all with flu-like symptoms, to Rajawadi Hospital, only to be told that the hospital had no swabs for them.
Private hospitals to share H1N1 load

Monday 10 August '09

Screening and isolation facilities for suspected swine flu cases will be extended to some private hospitals.
Virus now in air, says BMC

Monday 10 August '09

A day after Femida Panwala (33) became the first victim of the H1N1 virus in Mumbai, the civic administration said she had contracted the virus....
Mumbai mother, diabetic, is second H1N1 death

Sunday 9 August '09

A 33-year-old housewife from Mumbai died today after contracting the H1N1 virus, becoming the second victim of swine flu in the country...
‘Mom, the bedsheets are OK, floors clean’

Saturday 8 August '09

Lying in his bed at the quarantine ward of Kasturba Hospital, Rahul has only one tool to fight his loneliness, his mobilephone through which he keeps in touch with his friends and family.
Test delay: patient confirmed H1N1 positive after 4 days on ventilator

Saturday 8 August '09

A critically ill patient, put on a ventilator, tested positive for swine flu on Friday...
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