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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...
10 to 5: only H1N1 screening centre shuts door on crowd

Friday 7 August '09

An it professional, down with a bad cold, left her office at Vikhroli on Thursday and rushed to Kasturba Hospital to get herself tested for swine flu, only to find the screening centre shut.
Metro blood bank project hits roadblock

Thursday 6 August '09

The proposed metro blood bank project at the civic-run Lokmanya Tilak Municipal General Hospital (LTMG) in Sion has not taken off yet as funds from the Centre have not reached the civic authorities.
After death, rush at Pune, Mumbai hospitals for check-ups

Wednesday 5 August '09

A day after Pune registered the first swine flu death in the country, there was panic in the air as people queued up for check ups....
Day after, panic reigns: ‘patients’ queue up for swine flu tests

Wednesday 5 August '09

A day after the country’s first H1N1 death was reported in Pune...
New blood bank has plugged city demand-supply gap, says state

Tuesday 4 August '09

Within four months of its inauguration, the blood-component separator at the state’s biggest blood bank in JJ Hospital...
Guidelines: for one swine flu case, shut class; for many, shut school

Saturday 1 August '09

The government on Friday issued guidelines on when schools with swine flu cases should shut entirely and when they should shut only a class or a division.
Haffkine Institute upgrade brings swine flu tests to your doorstep

Saturday 25 July '09

Mumbai's Haffkine Institute has turned a swine flu detection centre, in a move aimed at easing the pressure on Pune’s National Institute of Virology.
Video lessons on kala azar out, more on swine flu on the way

Tuesday 21 July '09

Whatever you didn’t know about H1N1 influenza is just a video lesson away. Health experts have put together a short film on the new disease, knowledge about which is still hazy but which has still reached pandemic proportions.
Swine flu: three more Pune schoolchildren test positive

Sunday 19 July '09

With three more students of Pune-based school testing positive for A H1N1 influenza on Saturday...
Retain peer counsellors: HIV patients to agency

Sunday 19 July '09

Dozens of people living with HIV across the state have sought the National AIDS Control Organisation to retain the treatment and counselling centres attached to the five anti retroviral therapy centres.
Doctors to continue strike despite termination notices

Sunday 12 July '09

Medical services in civic and government hospitals, particularly in the city...
7/11 victim counts third year in hospital, his daughter her first days in kindergarten

Saturday 11 July '09

Papa hospital la aahe, tyanna lagla aahe... jevha te chalayila lagnar aami ghari geun janar (Papa is in hospital, he has been hurt... We will take him home when he begins to walk).”
Breaking free on the screen after judgment on Section 377

Friday 10 July '09

I am a gay but that is not the proper description of me,” says an activist in Breaking Free, a 90-minute documentary film in the making.
Activists await decriminalisation of homosexuality in state too

Sunday 5 July '09

Even as National Aids Control Organisation in Delhi welcomes Delhi’s High Court ruling that decriminalises homosexuality, Maharashtra AIDS activists and experts are waiting for a similar ruling of their own.
Soon, alternative first-line treatment for HIV patients

Wednesday 1 July '09

In two months, the National Aids Control Society will roll out its alternative first-line Anti Retroviral Therapy...
Warning: tobacco packs not what they should have been

Sunday 28 June '09

Pictorial warnings have finally appeared on some cigarette, bidi and gutkha packs in Mumbai, though inconsistently and not exactly in the way the Union Health Ministry had wanted them.
HIV infects fewer now but AIDS causes more deaths than ever

Tuesday 23 June '09

The number of new HIV infections in the state has fallen over the years but that of AIDS-related deaths has risen, with most of the victims having got infected years ago.
Another swine flu suspect flies in

Tuesday 9 June '09

An Air India passenger was quarantined at Mumbai airport late on Sunday evening for suspected swine flu infection, making him the 16th flier to be quarantined in the state.
Maternity homes have no room for HIV scheme

Monday 8 June '09

Five months after the Mumbai District Aids Control Society invited proposals for standardising HIV testing facilities at public and private medical centres...
BALANCING ACT: Night college topper is a civic clerk who squeezed in time to study

Friday 5 June '09

Manisha Chavhan is no average 28-year-old. For somebody who had to drop out of college because she had to take up a job...
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