Healthcare

Philips and Russian nuclear agency to produce early cancer detection equipment Mon, 20/06/2011 - 12:27 by Anter Prakash Singh ROSATOM, Russian State Atomic Energy Corporation and the Royal Philips Electronics have come together to help modernize nuclear medical facilities in Russian hospitals and develop an ecosystem for the nuclear medicine industry in Russia. Nuclear medicine is an important medical imaging technique used to diagnose cancer at an early stage Comments Read more	Guide to that perfect cup of tea Thu, 16/06/2011 - 16:14 by Neka Sehgal It is no secret, that tea tempers the spirit, dispels lassitude, relieves fatigue and refreshes the mind and body, but the big question is how does one prepare a perfect morning cuppa? Comments Read more	Watching too much TV can kill you -- study Wed, 15/06/2011 - 19:44 by NeelamGoswami Watching too much TV can make you sick or even can kill you, warns a new study carried out by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH). Comments Read more
Now zap that severe headache with a remote control Mon, 13/06/2011 - 14:56 by Neka Sehgal Here is some heartening news for people who have tried various destructive procedures but failed miserably to find relief from intractable headaches. Comments Read more	Chimp attack victim Charla Nash gets new face Sat, 11/06/2011 - 16:51 by NeelamGoswami Charla Nash, the Stamford, Conn. woman who was nearly eaten to death by a 200-pound rampaging chimpanzee, has received a new face, thanks to a ground-breaking transplant surgery she underwent last month at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Comments Read more	Cleveland Clinic to wind up Huron Hospital in 90 days Tue, 07/06/2011 - 13:01 by Anter Prakash Singh Cleveland Clinic announced Monday that its Huron Hospital will cease operations in the next 90 days. Comments Read more
Why striking the right work-life balance is vital for your health Thu, 19/05/2011 - 12:36 by Amanjot Kaur When it comes to well-being, it’s vitally important to strike the right work-life balance. While it can be tempting to put in plenty of unpaid overtime in an effort to impress management – especially if you’re new to a job – by doing so you could be having a negative effect on your health. Comments Read more	Government proposes guidelines for kids' food ads Fri, 29/04/2011 - 16:06 by Anupreet Kaur The Federal Trade Commission along with the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the U.S. Department of Agriculture proposed voluntary principles of advertising food products for children on Thursday. Comments Read more	NY doctor arrested in Cambodia for having sex with boy, 14 Mon, 25/04/2011 - 18:28 by NeelamGoswami A New York doctor working as a volunteer in a Cambodian children's hospital has been arrested for sexually abusing an underage boy, according to multiple online tabloid reports. Comments Read more
Bullying in school linked to violence at home--CDC Sat, 23/04/2011 - 12:36 by NeelamGoswami Bullying in schools is a worldwide problem. Bullying happens everyday in Middle School, and during the middle school years it is especially common. Now, a new U.S. study finds that this phenomenon may be linked to violence at home. Comments Read more	Pesticide exposure in pregnancy linked to lower IQ in kids Fri, 22/04/2011 - 16:35 by NeelamGoswami Children are more likely to have measurable problems with intelligence, memory, and attention if their mothers were exposed to certain pesticides during pregnancy, according to three new studies. Comments Read more	Relay for Life raises $19000 despite rain and cold- report Mon, 18/04/2011 - 20:41 by Nilankeeta Roy ... The cold and rain of Saturday night could not stop student organizations from being assembled at the Pieratt Student Recreation Field for UK’s Relay for Life walk, and the event has successfully raised a large amount of $19000 to benefit the American Cancer Society, says a report. Comments Read more