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  • WHO Strategies for Low-Cost Solutions To Curb Noncommunicable Diseases
    Updated: 4 months ago  |  Rating:   |  415 times read
    Strategies to prevent and treat cancer, heart disease, diabetes and lung disease for just US$ 1.20 per person per year...

  • Lung Cancer Linked to Risk of Stroke
    Updated: 4 months ago  |  Rating:   |  435 times read
    People recently diagnosed with lung cancer are at higher risk of having a stroke than those without lung tumors, suggests a large new study from Taiwan....

  • Responses to specific homeopathic medicines can be measured
    Updated: 4 months ago  |  Rating:   |  1126 times read
    A new piece of exploratory research from India published in JACM appears to show that responses of human subjects to the taking of potentised medicines can be measured and differentiated....

  • Breast, cervix cancer growing threats to poor: study
    Updated: 4 months ago  |  Rating:   |  5813 times read
    The number of cases and deaths from breast and cervical cancer is rising in most countries across the world, especially in poorer nations where more women are dying at younger ages, according to a global study of the diseases....

  • Diabetes killing One person every Seven seconds
    Updated: 4 months ago  |  Rating:   |  501 times read
    The number of people living with diabetes has soared to 366 million, and the disease kills one person every seven seconds, posing a "massive challenge" to healthcare systems worldwide...

  • Physical inactivity Risk factor for Global Mortality.
    Updated: 4 months ago  |  Rating:   |  285 times read
    Six percent of all deaths are attributed to physical inactivity making it the fourth largest risk factor for global mortality. Increasing physical activity brings health benefits across age groups and reduces mortality from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like heart disease and stroke, diabetes, cancer and chronic lung disease....

  • Alternative therapy services offered in Hospitals
    Updated: 4 months ago  |  Rating:   |  345 times read
    Forty-two percent of hospitals offer one or more alternative therapies, including meditation, relaxation training, homeopathy and chiropractic care mostly in response to patient requests....

  • EU votes to spend £1.8million on homeopathy for farm animals
    Updated: 4 months ago  |  Rating:   |  32 times read
    European politicians voted for £1.8million fund for research into homeopathy for farm animals....

  • Boericke Materia Medica into Chinese
    Updated: 6 months ago  |  Rating:   |  571 times read
    Chinese translation of Kent Repertory and Boericke Materia medica to be published soon....

  • WHO seeks Ban on TB blood tests
    Updated: 6 months ago  |  Rating:   |  439 times read
    TB Blood test: A substandard test with unreliable results…."It is a multi-million dollar business centered on selling sub-standard tests with unreliable results." …."(tests) have no published evidence to support their claims of accuracy.”...

  • WHO issues drinking-water guidelines to prevent waterborne disease
    Updated: 6 months ago  |  Rating:   |  1238 times read
    Each year, two million people die from waterborne diseases and billions more suffer illness – most are children under five. Taking a major step in this direction WHO issued guidelines for safe drinking water. ...

  • Most drugs for Parkinsons psychosis unproven
    Updated: 6 months ago  |  Rating:   |  483 times read
    Nearly every prescription written to treat Parkinson's psychosis -- a common psychiatric side effect of Parkinsons disease -- is for medications that have not been shown to improve the condition, a new study finds....

  • Growing popularity of Homeopathy in India
    Updated: 6 months ago  |  Rating:   |  716 times read
    Inspite of repeated set backs Homeopathy still remains as popular choice of medicine in India. ...

  • New Gene Identified for Restless Legs Syndrome
    Updated: 6 months ago  |  Rating:   |  480 times read
    An international consortium from Europe, Canada and the US has identified new genetic risk factors for RLS, or the Restless Leg Syndrome. ...

  • Pine bark, CoQ10 together improve physical fitness and heart health
    Updated: 7 months ago  |  Rating:   |  503 times read
    Pine bark extract in conjunction with Coenzyme Q10 helps improve heart health by bolstering blood pressure regulation, strengthening endothelial function, reducing hypertension, and improving overall physical ability....

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