Antimicrobial resistance on the rise: Are we running out of drugs?
The world of modern medicine was transformed in 1928 by Sir Alexander Fleming’s accidental discovery of penicillin, introducing the age of antibiotics. Today again the […]
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Early Diagnosis: The “Sweetspot” in Diabetes Management
In the entire spectrum of chronic debilitating disorders plaguing the world, perhaps the one we most frequently fall prey to is diabetes. If we were […]
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What It Takes To Get A Medical Research Breakthrough
What It Takes To Get A Medical Research Breakthrough Where does the money go when you donate to medical research studies? Although the question is […]
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Why Future Pandemics Could Wipe Out A Generation In India
“No one can say we weren’t warned. And warned. And warned. A pandemic disease is the most predictable catastrophe in the history of the human […]
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Motherhood : A dilemma of responsibilities
‘Motherhood’ being the happiest part of life to a woman, not only is a fulfilling moment but a defining moment as well, as she has never […]
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Facts You Need to Know About Your Family Health
Knowing your family health history could mean a healthier future for you and your family. Talking about conditions that have plagued your family is not […]
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3 Genes That May Influence Your Weight Loss Success
Ask anyone what they need to do to lose weight and words like “diet” and “exercise” will be tossed around. And while these two steps […]
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Diagnosis of Extrapulmonary Tuberculosis: Need of the hour
The burden of tuberculosis (TB) in India is the largest in the world with around 23% of the global 9.6 million affected people in 2014.While […]
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‘Peer-review Fraud’ in Medical publications
The New England Journal of medicine on its December,2015 issue had published an article on its Perspective section. The article was noteworthy and illustrated the […]
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