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• This immune cell in blood may up severe Covid risk
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan addresses the event “Family Planning 2020: Celebrating Progress, Transforming for the future”
• More than 15000 Covid vaccine inoculations made in J&K : Atal Dulloo
• Atal Dulloo reviews functioning of Jan Aushaudi, AMRIT stores
• Atal Dulloo reviews PMDP projects in health sector
• Dr Harsh Vardhan unveils IEC Campaign to address Vaccine Hesitancy and Misinformation
• Dr Harsh Vardhan inaugurates the 7th Edition of MASCRADE 2021 organized by FICCI
• Balbir Singh Sidhu instructs Civil Surgeons to include more sites & beneficiaries to accelerate corona vaccination drive
• Brain pressure disorder that causes vision problems on the rise
• FC Health reviews implementation of PMJAY SEHAT scheme
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan dedicates the new Burns and Plastic Surgery Block of AIIMS Delhi to Sushruta,“The Father of Plastic Surgery”
• Harsh Vardhan inaugurates 100-bed Plastic Surgery Block at AIIMS
• Vax safety has been guiding principle, shun rumours : Harsh Vardhan
• Covid vax will work like 'Sanjeevani' : Harsh Vardhan
• Balbir Singh Sidhu hands over appointment letters to 36 Medical Laboratory Technicians
• Ready for roll out Corona Vaccination of front line HCWs : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Novel way for weight loss in patients with obesity, diabetes
• Punjab Government Gears up for Corona Vaccination of HCWs on January 16
• Higher coffee intake may reduce prostate cancer risk
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan presides over the 47th Convocation Ceremony of AIIMS
• Novel tech may help cancer patients manage symptoms
• Covid-19 vaccination Dry Run successful : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Vaccination drive to start soon: Harsh Vardhan
• 'Commonly used BP medications safe for Covid patients'
• Himayat Apex Committee approves PIAs for training youth in J&K
• Atal Dulloo reviews de-notifying of Covid-19 dedicated hospitals in J&K
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan releases Longitudinal Ageing Study of India (LASI) Wave-1,India Report
• 73 detected to have new UK Covid mutant strain: Health Ministry
• Novel drug form may help treat calcium-related disorders
• Dr Harsh Vardhan digitally addresses the students of Sri Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai on their convocation ceremony
• Balbir Sidhu Inaugurates Newly Upgraded Sub Divisional Hospital, Dhakoli
• Centre must provide free COVID vaccine for all without any discrimination : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Atal Dulloo monitors dry-run of Covid 19 vaccination conducted in Jammu, Srinagar, Kulgam
• Health Department Punjab Gets Three New Directors on New Year 2021
• Atal Dulloo chairs AEFI meeting over COVID-19 Vaccination programme
• Balbir Singh Sidhu Hands Over Appointment Letters to 409 Pharmacy Officers
• Atal Dullo reviews preparedness for Covid vaccination in J&K, handling of UK returnees
• Congress led state government digitally equips all 10+2 students of government schools : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Rare tumour extracted to save woman's life
• New research explains severe virus attacks on lungs
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan reviews status of Kala Azar in Four States of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal
• Balbir Singh Sidhu hands over appointment letters to 114 staff nurses & 93 multipurpose health workers (female)
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurates Meteorological (Met) Centre at Leh via video conferencing
• Dr Harsh Vardhan launches ‘Digital Ocean’
• Dr Harsh Vardhan releases the report Action Agenda for an AtmaNirbhar Bharat (AAAN) prepared by TIFAC in New Delhi today
• DC Ganderbal discusses Modalities for recruitment under NHM in district
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally inaugurates the 7th NHM National Summit on Good, Replicable Practices through a video conference
• Dr Harsh Vardhan inaugurates Country’s First Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine
• First Phase Of Dry Run Of Corona Vaccine Successfully Completed In Ludhiana & SBS Nagar: Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Punjab Gears up for smooth dry run of corona vaccine in SBS Nagar & Ludhiana : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Punjab Government recruits 32 candidates for 5 Ayurveda Hospitals
• Balbir Singh Sidhu directs Civil Surgeons to trace all International passengers arrived from UK in two days
• All Beneficiaries of Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana to issue e-cards in Six Months : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Global Indian Scientists & Technocrats (GIST) meet begins at IISF2020
• SEHAT health insurance scheme: DC Srinagar reviews arrangements for rollout on Dec 26
• J&K’s ‘Sehat’ being launched, CS reviews arrangements for District and Block level functions
• Div Com finalizes arrangements for launch of SEHAT scheme at SKICC
• DC Poonch reviews preparedness for launch of SEHAT scheme
• GMADA hands over operation and maintenance of water supply and sewerage to Municipal Corporation; MoU signed - Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu visits District Bar Association Mohali
• Memorandum of Agreement signed between CGWB and CSIR-NGRI
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally inaugurates the Academic session 2020-21 of the first batch of MBBS students in AIIMS Rajkot, Gujarat
• “IISF-2020 brings in an opportunity to demonstrate strength and potential of India’s Science & Technology : Dr. Harsh Vardhan
• Sanjeev Verma reviews arrangements for launch of health cover scheme 'SEHAT’
• Dr Harsh Vardhan chairs 22nd meeting of Group of Ministers (GOM) on COVID-19
• India at cusp of authorizing 1st set of Covid-19 vax : Harsh Vardhan
• Balbir Singh Sidhu hands over appointment letters to 96 Multipurpose Health Workers
• Dr Harsh Vardhan addresses 75th National Conference of Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases
• Govt preparing a budget 'as never before': Nirmala Sitharaman
• Atal Dulloo chairs preliminary meet for implementation of SEHAT scheme
• New study strongly suggests Covid-19 enters brain
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan addresses event by Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) and UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
• Punjab Government Appoints 124 Medical Officers (General) On Regular Basis
• Atal Dulloo chairs maiden meeting of UT level Task Force regarding introduction of COVID-19 vaccine in JK
• 106 candidates appointed on regular basis in Health Deptt.
• Atal Dulloo launches portal for online registrations, validation of Pharmacies
• Uniform water and sewerage user charges pan Mohali from January 1 : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Balbir Sidhu flags off 4 LED Vans under Mission Fateh
• Balbir Sidhu meets injured farmers in Civil Hospital, Mohali
• World AIDS Day: Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu presides over state level function in Ludhiana
• Right time to promote Medical and Wellness tourism : Prahlad Singh Patel
• Universal Healthcare Coverage Day celebrated in Health Ministry
• Dr Harsh Vardhan digitally addresses the students of Lady Hardinge Medical College on their convocation ceremony
• Atal Dullo visits Baramulla, assesses healthcare facilities, inspects development projects
• Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu honoured with Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Memorial Award for fighting Corona
• High social media usage may up depression risk: Study
• Tribal population's welfare of utmost importance: Harsh Vardhan
• No compromise on regulatory norms for Covid vaaccine: Harsh Vardhan
• Jai Ram Thakur presented with PPE kits and Asha Kits by MAMTA Health Institute for Mother & Child
• Atal Dulloo inspects progress of ongoing works at GMC Anantnag
• Balbir Singh Sidhu hands over appointment letters to 50 staff nurses
• India in the forefront of developing COVID-19 vaccines : Dr Harsh Vardhan
• New model shows promise to treat lung fibrosis in Covid patients
• Mediterranean diet cuts risk of heart attack: Study
• Pap smear tests: At what age and how often?
• Vaccinate people with diabetes on priority: Researchers
• Cabinet Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu lays the foundation stone of Health and wellness Centre in Village kurara
• Balbir Singh Sidhu laid down the foundation stone of Health and Wellness Centre at Jagatpura
• Farmers will never forgive sins of Badal family : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Verka Mohali Dairy organised Bonus Distribution Function
• This antiviral drug blocks Covid virus within 24 hrs: Study
• Researchers develop sensor to detect fatty liver disease
• Cabinet Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu meets veteran soldiers of Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan distributes masks and soaps with Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) at Old Delhi Railway Station
• Researchers to explore how vitamin D affects Covid-19
• Cabinet Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu lays the foundation stone development works in the city
• Dr Harsh Vardhan digitally addresses the students of Indian Institute of Mass Communication
• Rs 86.37 crore will be spent on development and beautification of Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Balbir Singh Sidhu flags off 22 IEC awareness vans under Mission Fateh
• State Health Machinery meets Mohali Medics
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan reviews implementation of Ayushman Bharat - PMJAY and National Digital Health Mission
• Balbir Singh Sidhu gives appointment letters to 160 candidates
• High BP in midlife is linked to increased brain damage: Study
• Dr Harsh Vardhan meets Development Partners to discuss the challenge and opportunity in eradicating TB by 2025
• Looking at vaccine manufacture, delivery ecosystem: Harsh Vardhan
• Nursing & Pharmacy Colleges to be opened under Dr. BR Ambedkar State Institute of Medical Sciences in Mohali : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Punjab Government postponed exam of Ward Attendant
• Apollo Hospitals Bangalore launches “Robotic Joint Replacement Program for the New Norm”
• Drinking cocoa can make you smarter: Study
• Green Mediterranean diet better for heart health: Study
• People with eye disease, diabetes at 5-fold risk of severe Covid-19: Study
• 45 lakh e-cards generated under Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojna Scheme
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan addresses Boston Centre for Excellence in Health and Human Development
• Health Minister Balbir Singh visited Fortis to inquire about the condition of Charanjit Singh Walia
• Vegans, vegetarians at higher risk of bone fractures: Study
• Captain Amarinder Singh Offers Help To Delhi To Manage Its Spiralling Covid Crisis, Stresses Need To Prepare For 2nd Wave In Punjab
• Captain Amarinder Singh digitally launched 107 health & welfare centers
• District gets 8 Tandrust Punjab Sehat Kendras; 34 more to be ready by next month : Girish Dayalan
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan launches the National Newborn Week 2020
• Development works worth Rs. 31.44 crore being carried out in villages of SAS Nagar under Smart Village Scheme : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally inaugurates OT and ICU Complex at Pt. BD Sharma PGIMS, Rohtak
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally addresses the 33rdStop TB Partnership Board meet
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan addresses Global Prevention Coalition (GPC) for HIV Prevention
• Balbir Singh Sidhu lays the foundation stone of development works to the tune of 1.08 crore
• COPD in Covid-19 era: Smokers, beware!
• Study reveals how smoking worsens Covid infection airways
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurates Platinum Jubilee Foundation Day celebrations of CSIR-CIMFR
• Better future doesn't exist without healthcare for all : Harsh Vardhan
• Diabetes drug can treat and reverse heart failure: Study
• Coconut oil: The super ingredient for your hair
• Increase Covid testing, Harsh Vardhan tells NE states
• Balbir Singh Sidhu hands over appointment letters to 35 Medical Officers (Dental)
• Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu flagged off 24 BLS Ambulances
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan reviews COVID situation and public health measures with Chief Ministers, Health Ministers and senior State officials of 7 States
• Balbir Singh Sidhu Hands Over Appointment Letters To 482 Medical Officers, Including 107 Specialist Doctors
• Balbir Singh Sidhu flagged off 3 more Food Safety Vehicles to conduct quality test on spot
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan reviews COVID and public health measures with Health Ministers and senior State officials of 9 States
• Balbir Singh Sidhu presides over State-level function on National Voluntary Blood Donation Day
• National Voluntary Blood Donation Day Celebrated at Kisan Vikas Chamber
• Food insecurity linked to higher cardiovascular death risk
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan holds first of its kind policy consultations with Indian Scientific Diaspora on STIP-2020 in a virtual meeting
• Harsh Vardhan holds policy consultation with scientific diaspora
• Bisexual people more than twice as likely to smoke : Study
• Balbir Singh Sidhu hands over appointment letters to 68 newly appointed
• Balbir Singh Sidhu commences tablet distribution for primary school children
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan discusses implementation of Prime Minister’s Jan Andolan with Tribhuvaneshwar Saran Singh Deo
• With virtual reality video-immersive experience, Gandhi goes digital
• Vitamin D lessens severe eczema symptoms in kids: Study
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurates a 10-Bedded Make Shift Hospital and isolation centre at 4th Battalion Centre, Chennai
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan reviews COVID19 preparedness and measures for ensuring COVID Appropriate Behaviour in Karnataka
• “Let’s end it by 2020”: Dr. Harsh Vardhan exhorts Delhi to implement Prime Minister’s Jan Andolan successfully
• Dr Harsh Vardhan gives away Gandhian Young Technological Awards in two categories -SITARE-GYTI and SRISTI-GYTI awards
• Dietary supplement may help in treatment of fatty liver : Study
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan releases the NCAER Report on "Estimating the economic benefits of Investment in Monsoon Mission and High Performance Computing Facilities
• Abnormal Blood Pressure while sleeping can increase stroke risk : Study
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan and Sanjay Dhotre release Special Cover of Department of Posts
• Development works worth Rs 2.80 crore commence in village Gobindgarh
• Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu launches State-level Pulse Polio Campaign
• Balbir Singh Sidhu Launches Special Poster Depicting Importance of Wearing Mask to Fight COVID-19
• Balbir Singh Sidhu flagged off two special awareness vans under NCD program
• Vitamin B3 can protect skin cells from UV-induced skin cancer
• Balbir Sidhu launches Dr. BR Ambedkar Post Matric SC Scholarship Scheme in SAS Nagar
• The heart connect: Are you sleeping well enough?
• Hidden till now, air pollution emerges as leading risk-factor contributing to strokes
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan highlights need for long term solutions for management of biomedical waste
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan launches Punjab National Bank's All India CSR campaign against COVID 19
• Balbir Singh Sidhu distributes 4771 Smart Ration Cards to the beneficiaries of Sohana, Mataur, Shahi Majra and Balongi
• High-fat keto diets can prevent, reverse heart failure: Study
• Balbir Singh Sidhu lays foundation stone of "Bal Gopal Gau Basera
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan reviews COVID19 preparedness and measures for COVID Appropriate Behaviour in Uttar Pradesh
• Civic amenities in S.A.S. Nagar to undergo radical transformation : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Balbir Singh Sidhu lays foundation stones of Rs.1.72 crore projects in Mohali
• Study finds molecular link between meat diet, cancer risk
• Dr Harsh Vardhan virtually addresses World Bank- IMF annual meeting 2020
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan discusses implementation of Prime Minister’s Jan Andolan with Madhya Pradesh
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan launches eco-friendly , efficient and DME fired “Aditi Urja Sanch” Unit at CSIR-NCL, Pune
• High flavanol diet may lead to lower blood pressure: Study
• The 6th India International Science Festival to be held in Virtual format from 22nd to 25th December, 2020 : Dr. Harsh Vardhan
• Dr Harsh Vardhan launches CSIR partnered clinical trials website “CUReD” on Repurposed Drugs for Covid- 19
• Kidney disease linked to higher death risk for Covid-19 patients : Study
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan discusses implementation of Prime Minister’s Jan Andolan in the upcoming Long Festive Season Nitinbhai Patel
• India on road to be trans fat free by 2022 : Harsh Vardhan
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan conveys Prime Minister's clarion call of building a Jan-Andolan against COVID to all the members of Indian Red Cross Society
• Dr Harsh Vardhan chairs Inter-ministerial Meeting to boost ‘Whole of Government’ approach for FSSAI’s ‘Vision 2050’
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan holds a meeting on ‘Jan Andolan’ and COVID Appropriate Behaviour with Heads of all AIIMS and Central Government Hospitals
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan launches second phase of “Thalassemia Bal Sewa Yojna” for underprivileged Thalassemic patients
• Swine coronavirus has potential to infect humans: Study
• Dr Harsh Vardhan chairs 21st meeting of Group of Ministers (GOM) on COVID-19
• Arthritis patients suffering due to fewer rheumatologists in India
• Maha, Chandigarh used less than 50% of Covid grant : Harsh Vardhan
• Reinfection cases misclassified, ICMR to analyse : Harsh Vardhan
• Facing back pain? You could be suffering from Ankylosing Spondylitis
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurates the “DBT-BIRAC Clean Tech Demo Park” at Barapullah drain site
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally inaugurates Super Speciality Block at Shyam Shah Government Medical College, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally inaugurates Super Speciality Block at Shyam Shah Government Medical College, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh
• Civil Surgeon Dr. Manjit Singh becomes Director Health and Family Welfare department
• Petrol pump attendants at more risk of headaches, high BP: Study
• Those at depression risk listen to sad music more: Study
• B2V3: FC Health discusses development of Jajjar Kotli at Gram Sabha
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan releases National Clinical Management Protocol based on Ayurveda and Yoga for management of COVID-19
• How diabetes can affect your eyes
• FC Health listens to public grievances at Jajjar Kotli Panchayat under B2V3
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally inaugurates Super Speciality Block of Motilal Nehru Medical College, Prayagraj as a dedicated COVID Hospital
• Aim to cover 25 cr with Covid vaccine by July : Harsh Vardhan
• Daily almond intake cost-effective way to prevent cardiovascular disease
• No final decision on phase-3 trials of Sputnik V as yet : Harsh Vardhan
• Atal Dulloo visits GMC Jammu; reviews facilities being provided to COVID patients
• Construction of three sports grounds digitally launched in SAS Nagar
• BP medicine may lower death risk from flu, pneumonia
• Covid-19 vaccine rollout unlikely before fall 2021: Study
• State Government augments fleet of ambulances by a hundred : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Ensure constant monitoring of home isolation patients: Atal Dullo to DCs
• CSIR-NISTADS celebrates its 40th Foundation Day
• Cardiac arrest common in sick Covid-19 patients: Study
• Balbir Singh Sidhu dispensed the grants of worth more than Rs 11 lakh
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan and Santosh Kumar Gangwar release booklet on ‘COVID-19- Safe Workplace Guidelines for Industry’
• Dr Harsh Vardhan addresses The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health’s (PMNCH) ‘Accountability Breakfast’
• World Heart Day : Heart diseases are prevalent but preventable : Atal Dulloo
• Dr Harsh Vardhan interacts with social media users during Sunday Samvaad-3
• Redouble efforts to provide patient care : Atal Dulloo to GMC Administration
• 'Vitamin D cuts complications, risk of death in Covid patients'
• Jammu & Kashmir Health Warriors claims settled under ‘Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan
• Females of Punjab leads to take benefits of AB-SSBY than males : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Atal Dulloo reviews preparedness to prevent unnecessary deaths in hospitals
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan addresses Members of the UN and WHO
• Common diabetes drug linked to low risk of major heart issues
• India significantly reduced no. of 'missing' TB patients: Harsh Vardhan
• International Travelers to be tested by Rapid Antigen Test on arrival for Home isolation: Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Atal Dulloo interacts with civil society members, discusses Covid-19 control measures
• Smokers increasingly trying e-cigarettes to quit: Study
• Researchers find potential drug for dangerous enterovirus
• Atal Dulloo interacts with doctors, paramedical staff at GMC Jmu
• Atal Dulloo calls for close coordination to effectively deal with COVID-19
• World Alzheimer's Day: Avoiding drugs, healthy lifestyle key to combat disease
• Chinese researchers develop neural system for brain-machine interface
• Keto diet could reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease
• Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu launches three-day polio vaccination drive
• FC Health, Central Team review COVID-19 Control measures in 6 districts
• Stroke scans can reveal Covid-19 infection: Study
• Bacterial outbreak infects thousands in China amid Covid-19
• UV light kills Covid-19 virus without harming people: Study
• Smoking linked to bleeding in the brain: Study
• Turmeric supplement effective in osteoarthritis knee pain: Study
• Free Treatment Of Rs.8.29 Crore Provided In Fazilka District Under Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Lockdown prevented up to 29 lakh Covid-19 cases : Harsh Vardhan
• Covid vaccine likely by early 2021, for old, high-risk first: Harsh Vardhan
• AstraZeneca resumes Covid vaccine trials in UK
• Cabinet Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu launches ‘Smart Ration Card’ distribution in Mohali
• AYUSH doctors Assoc call on Atal Dulloo
• No Shortage Of Medical Oxygen In Punjab: Balbir Sidhu
• Gestational diabetes may accelerate child's biological age
• Leg fat may reduce high blood pressure risk : Study
• Come Forward and Get tested for novel Coronavirus to save precious lives : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• FC Health for rigorous home to home survey for effective Covid-19 control
• Mohali would be transformed into model constituency of the state in terms of development : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• JKSACS launches sensitization programme for Religious Leaders on COVID-19
• Punjab Govt Provides Rs 50 Lakh To Corona Warrior Health Worker Paramjit Kaur's Family
• Punjab Government allows private hospitals/clinics/labs to conduct Rapid Antigen Testing for COVID-19 after empanelment
• Punjab Health Minister Warns People Against Aap’s Oximeters `Game-Plan’ To Promote Community Spread
• Balbir Singh Sidhu dedicates three new CHCs at a cost of Rs 16 crore
• People with thyroid problems at greater risk of anxiety
• Common drugs linked to increased risk of Alzheimer's disease
• Arthritis drug may improve early stages of heart disease
• Early bronchitis linked to worse lung health in middle age
• Want to live longer? Avoiding red hot meat may help
• Balbir Singh Sidhu Launches Awareness Campaign to Remove Stigma & discrimination associated with COVID-19
• Atal Dulloo chairs meeting for creation of J&K ESIS
• Permanent hair dye may up cancer risk in women: Study
• Cheap steroids can save critically ill Covid patients: WHO analysis
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally interacts with Executive Director, Stop TB Partnership
• Handgrip can detect people at high diabetes risk: Study
• No country can just pretend pandemic is over: Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally inaugurates Super Speciality Trauma Centre in Karnataka
• Community Health Center to come up at Doraha in the name of former Chief Minister late Beant Singh
• Harsh Vardhan inaugurated trauma centre in Karnataka
• 'BMI more powerful risk factor for diabetes than genetics'
• GoI health experts call on FC H&ME; Assesses preparedness
• Balbir Singh Sidhu attends funeral of SMO Arun Sharma Incharge District Hospital Amritsar
• Exposure to air pollution contributes to higher BP, hypertension: Study
• Dr Harsh Vardhan chairs 20th meeting of Group of Ministers (GOM) on COVID-19
• High BP can be treated without ruining sex life: Research
• Study uncovers how Covid-19 kills, offers possible ways to stop it
• Depressed teens at heart attack risk in midlife: Study
• Vitamin C can be key to better muscles in later life : Study
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan dedicates two new Medical Colleges and three Super-Speciality Blocks in Rajasthan to the Nation
• A robust Climate Risk management framework calls for a multi- level approach across the country : Dr. Harsh Vardhan
• Balbir Singh Sidhu launches awareness music video regarding COVID-19
• Health teams distribute Mosquito nets in three villages
• Balbir Singh Sidhu issued appointment letters to 105 specialist doctors
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan digitally addressed 35th National Eye Donation fortnight celebrations
• Now, Asymptomatic/Mild Symptomatic Patients Will Give Undertaking For Home Isolation Facility At Time Of Sampling
• BP medication may improve Covid-19 survival rates: Study
• India to have coronavirus vaccine by 2020 end : Harsh Vardhan
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurates a 10- Bedded Hospital at NDRF 8th Battalion Centre, Ghaziabad
• Makeshift hospital inaugurated at NDRF 8th Battalion Centre in Ghaziabad
• Scientists develop injectable HIV drug with fewer side effects
• 50 kg ovarian tumour removed from Delhi woman
• WHO starts discussions on Russia Covid-19 vaccine
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan launches an interactive game and IEC content to promote COVID Appropriate Behaviours
• Eat broccoli and cabbage to reduce heart attack risk
• Covid-19 may not spread through breast milk: Study
• Dr Harsh Vardhan digitally addresses FSSAI’s Eat Right Challenge Orientation Workshop
• Low humidity, dry air can increase Covid-19 risk: Study
• Dr Harsh Vardhan digitally addresses inaugural session of CII Public Health Conference
• All you need to know about bone health
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurates the Thalassemia Screening and Counselling Centre at Indian Red Cross
• Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu reviews arrangements at Gian Sagar Hospital
• Dr Harsh Vardhan digitally addresses inaugural session of CII Public Health Conference
• Balbir Singh Sidhu enquires health of Mastan Singh, assures strict action to be taken against all culprits
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurates Voluntary Blood Donation Campaign at AIIMS, Delhi
• Voluntary blood donation best way to serve mankind: Harsh Vardhan
• Mission Fateh : 77 new ALS and BLS ambulances to cater COVID surge in Punjab : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Pharma Association calls on FC Health
• Punjab achieves 1st rank in operationalisation of HWCs : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Cabinet Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu launches Punjab Smart Connect Scheme in Mohali
• Indian Institute of Technology-Kharagpur develops novel vegetable oil to keep heart healthy
• Dr. Harsh vardhan lauds the contribution of States in popularising eSanjeevani
• Even High Court Is Not Satisfied With So-Called Delhi Model : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Every citizen must fight the Covid war: Experts
• Punjab government performs far better than other states in curbing spread of Corona : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• BCG vaccine is safe, does not increase Covid risk: Study
• Vitamin D twice a day may keep vertigo away
• Dr Harsh Vardhan interacts with WHO Regional Director and Health Ministers of South East Asia Region
• Coronavirus spread contained in country : Harsh Vardhan
• Blood test can diagnose baby brain damage just hours after birth
• Balbir Singh Sidhu issues appointment letters to 19 Unani Medical Officers
• Balbir Singh Sidhu Reviews development issues of the district
• Women with polycystic ovary syndrome at heart disease risk
• Efforts on to make Himachal stray cattle free state : Jai Ram Thakur
• Dr Harsh Vardhan chairs 19th meeting of Group of Ministers (GOM) on COVID-19
• Covid caused immense damage to world economy: Harsh Vardhan
• Phase second of awareness campaign under Mission Fateh flagged off by Balbir singh Sidhu
• Atal Dulloo lays foundation stone for Rs 33.91 cr Modern Drug Testing Laboratory at Lakhanpur
• Atal Dulloo inaugurates COVID-19 testing Lab at Kathua
• Health Dept Employees Played Pivotal Role In Battling Against Covid Under Misison Fateh : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Balbir Singh Sidhu laid foundation stones of Primary Health Centre & MCH Hospital at Ludhiana & Barnala
• Balbir Singh Sidhu Lays Foundation Stone Of Primary Health Centre At Village Jhordan
• Dr Harsh Vardhan Releases a compendium of Covid-19 technologies and products developed by CSIR
• COVID-19 Test Reports being sent through SMS to ensure timely communication : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Vitamin D deficiency lead to higher osteoporosis risk: Study
• Entire water supply system of Mohali city to be renovated at a cost of Rs. 14 crore: Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Administration installs high-tech and life-saving equipment in Civil Hospital’s ambulance
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan participates in 2nd Empathy e-Conclave on “World Hepatitis Day”
• Shripad Yesso Naik reviews arrangements at Covid Centre in AIIA
• ISM Directorate holds Online Training of Community Health Officers Of Kashmir Division
• World Hepatitis Day : New 35 treatment centres for free treatment of Hepatitis C: Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) celebrates its Foundation Day
• Noni juice: The health-giving drink for greater immunity
• Some BP drugs linked to greater risk of heart failure
• Pump up the protein and vitamins in your diet
• Vegan diets may lower BP even with limited meat, dairy
• eVIN Platform to maintain supply chain of COVID Materials: Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan speaks on India’s novel COVID containment strategy at the SCO Health Minister's Digital Meet
• Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu appeal the National Health Mission Staff not to go on Strike
• Blood Donation camp held at Samba
• Eat chocolate once a week to keep your heart healthy
• Common Blood Pressure drugs don't increase risk of Covid-19 severity
• Balbir Singh Sidhu flags off 5 Advance Life Saving Ambulances
• Low levels of awareness about typhoid: Survey
• Does Marijuana lead to head and neck cancer?
• Regular exercise helps prevent high BP, even in areas with high air pollution
• Gum disease may up mouth, stomach cancer risk : Study
• Researchers identify possible drug target for prostate cancer
• Respiratory droplets from cough last longer in humid, cold climates
• Green signal to up-gradation of Phase 3 B1 Primary Health Center to Community Health Center : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Rapid Antigen Testing Initiates In 5 Districts : Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurates COVID19 Plasma Donation Campaign at AIIMS, Delhi
• Facebook to launch new section to debunk corona myths
• Covid-19 cannot be transmitted from mosquitoes to humans: Study
• Sweeten day to day life without thinking of the calories
• India on track to achieving the MMR targets for SDG & NHP : Dr. Harsh Vardhan
• Separate Labour Room established for Corona Patients in DHs: Balbir Singh Sidhu
• Atal Dulloo reviews COVID-19 preparedness in J&K
• Atal Dulloo chairs 6th meeting of JKMSCL BoDs
• This compound may help avert lung destruction in Covid patients
• 97-year-old man recovers from brain stroke in Bengaluru
• New antiplatelet drug shows promise for treating heart attack
• 10 lakh Covid-19 testing per day soon: Harsh Vardhan
• Researchers develop coating that kills corona virus in 1 hour
• Childhood abuse can elevate heart disease risk in women : Study
• Nations heading in wrong direction with Covid-19 : World Health Organization
• Aster CMI doctors revive 5-yr-old child from a 40-minute-long cardiac arrest during a liver transplant
• 4000 vacancies of doctors & other staff to be filled by September 2020 to accomplish Mission Fateh : Balbir Singh Sidhu
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• This tiny cell is good news for cancer survivors
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• Massive rise in mental health awareness in India
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• State Level World TB Day participatory workshop organised
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• World TB Day observed at Kupwara, Pulwama
• It’s Time to bend the curve sharply to #endTB
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• Lung disease in middle-aged people may up dementia later
• Not just respiratory system, air pollution may also severely affect eyes : Doctors
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• Ancient genetic mechanism's discovery to aid treatment: Study
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• Researchers develop affordable cellphone-based tool to detect HIV
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• Poor aerobic fitness can up diabetes, heart disease risk in kids
• Your genes may not help you live long
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• Eat veggies, fish to ward away heart disease
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• Neanderthals were not bent or clumsy : Study
• High calorie meal for dinner may up heart disease, diabetes risk
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• New hope for spinal-cord injury patients
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• People relate body shapes to personality traits
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• Amandeep Hospital Performed First Bypass Surgery Successfully
• Processed meat, carbonated beverages may up kidney failure risk
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• Stress in middle-age can impair memory, reduce brain size
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• Improve your health and heart this World Heart Day!
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• Researchers turn waste tomatoes into tires
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• Researchers identify genetic links to gallbladder cancer
• National conference held on dieses related to infertility and ovaries
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• Why a sitting job is bad for your heart and waist
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• Chandigarh Doctor Recieves International Recognition
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• Kochi hospital performs dual live-donor transplant in a toddler
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• Opt for hair colour smartly
• What are attractive lips?
• Consuming butter may double your risk of diabetes
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• DHSK launches National Tobacco Control Programme
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• Why migraines are more common among women
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• Now, a breath monitor to detect flu
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• Pulse Polio Immunization campaign begins across Jammu
• Pulse Polio Immunization campaign held across Kashmir
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• Fitness, iron levels may boost grades in girls
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• Choose the correct foundation for your face, skin
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• A third of adults with asthma may not have it
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• Sulphuric acid clouds caused darkness, cold, killing dinosaurs
• 20-minute exercise is all you need to be fit
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• Don't think your kids are obese, else they gain weight
• Weight lifting exercises may cut risks of heart disease, diabetes
• Don't just make right food choices, exercise too
• Not all selfie lovers are narcissists
• Drop in temperature may increase cardio-vascular disease risk
• Ozzy overdosed on pills when Sharon had cancer
• Ozzy overdosed on pills when Sharon had cancer
• Cell phones distract less frequent internet users more
• Change eating schedule to lose your weight
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• Towards improving patient-care
• Kidney failure patients on dialysis at risk of early death
• Researchers find way to make wounds heal without scars
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• Why starch in bananas, potatoes may be good for health
• Vaccine shows promise in fight against breast cancer
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• Alcohol abuse increases risk of heart disease
• How our memories become permanent
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• Using 'fire to fight fire' to combat disease could backfire
• Genetic flaw tied to Alzheimer's was not always so bad
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• Ways to lose post pregnancy weight
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• New tattoo ink may improve treatment for skin cancer patients
• Follow some morning rituals for a healthy day
• Heartburn medication lowers cancer patients' survival chances
• Diabetic women using IUDs less prone to heart attacks, strokes
• BP lowering drugs may block cancer invasion
• New blood test can predict throat cancer recurrence
• Yoga can improve mental health for kids under home care
• Be a head-turner by sporting trendy headgears
• Breast cancer more likely to return in lonely survivors
• Depression drug cuts joint pain for women with breast cancer
• Heavy drinking during youth can disrupt brain development
• Drones to transport blood in rural areas soon
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• Want to live longer? Quit smoking
• Two green corridors by Noida hospital save six lives
• Protect you hair in winter using simple tips
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• This skin patch does more than monitor sweat
• Poor sleep may adversely affect kidney function
• Beware of the meat you eat
• Kids with autism miss significance of eye contact
• Weight loss may help prevent blood cancer
• Green corridor in Bhopal transports donated liver in 13 minutes
• Reducing salt intake may protect heart, kidney health
• E-cigarettes as harmful for your gum as smoking: Study
• Drink water, avoid smoking to maintain soft lips
• Drinking whole-fat milk may make kids leaner
• This e-device can monitor heart, recognise speech
• Sleep apnea impairs your ability to regulate blood pressure
• MRI can help detect bone marrow cancer
• Bariatric surgery may decrease risk of heart failure
• Using chalk stick to wash hands as kids step towards 'Swasth India'
• Thiruvananthapuram becomes country's 'breast cancer capital'
• Wearable device can reduce fat, treat type 2 diabetes
• Keep a check on diabetes to avoid visual impairments
• Headache after lunch can indicate reactive hypoglycemia
• Fortune oil initiates campaign to make India diabetes-free
• Chronic constipation linked with kidney disease
• Bacterial protein may protect against skin disease
• Brisk walk can improve artery health of diabetics
• Have you got yourself screened for diabetes?
• Smoking may cause artery explosion
• Weight loss can make cancer immunotherapies ineffective
• Young adults with cancer face greater risk of heart disease: Study
• Stents safe, effective as bypass surgery for heart disease
• Immunotherapy treatments may lower skin cancer risks
• Protein removal may reverse diabetic insulin resistance
• Brain regulates social behaviour differently in males and females
• New technique using polymer beads developed to treat cancer
• Daily exercise may expose city kids to pollution
• Altered mitochondrial DNA linked to autism
• Smoke from firecracker snake=464 cigarettes
• Heart rate, BP in teenagers may up psychiatric disorder risk
• Lower-limb wearing robot to help paralytic patients move
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• Health department to get 21 cardiac-and-trauma care ambulances
• Uncertainty in top status ups risk of chronic diseases
• Here comes a smartphone laboratory that can detect cancer
• Cancer awareness camp held at District Hospital Baramulla
• Your increasing waist size may cause liver cancer
• High cholesterol can cause bone loss
• Cholesterol deprivation can kill brain tumour cells
• Asthma drug could prevent liver disease
• First ever cancer surgery performed in South Kashmir
• How to remove unwanted facial hair naturally
• Can drinking eight glasses of water a day harm you?
• Alzheimer's plays a role in cancer progression
• Working night shifts not linked to breast cancer
• 'Surgical strike' needed on dengue, chikungunya
• Health Secretary inaugurates Cohort Study Centre
• How to prevent heart failure in patients with diabetes
• Does eating too much sugar cause diabetes?
• Energy drinks may increase risk of drink driving
• Fatty diet may increase risk of intestinal tumour
• Eight dental fillings can up mercury levels in blood
• Cinnamon helps to cool stomach
• Belly fat may increase risk of heart diseases
• Cancer cells' invisibility cloak identified
• Turn to tea tree oil for glowing skin
• Healthy city design can reduce growth of diseases
• This novel method may help burn victims grow new skin
• New hope for patients with deadly brain tumour
• Your genes may not be a barrier to weight loss
• How the brain filters out irrelevant information
• Mosquito preference for humans or animals linked to genes
• How depression is linked to diabetes during pregnancy
• A step towards ‘Chikungunya-Free India’ – Dr Batra’s™ Healthcare offers FREE preventive dose
• Prop up immune system to prevent cancer : study
• Only antibiotics can cure infertility caused by Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
• Talking to a nurse may persuade smokers to quit smoking
• Antibiotic-resistant bacteria hampers kidney disease treatment
• Computer programme beats doctors at spotting brain cancer
• Researchers find novel way to kill cancer cells
• Small implanted device can fight breast cancer
• Impairment in brain areas may cause math disability in kids
• AIIMS reports 9 dengue deaths
• Long daytime nap may increase diabetes risk
• Quitting alcohol easier than trying to control drinking
• Omega-3 supplement may improve reading skills in kids
• Seven more deaths in Lucknow, dengue toll reaches 68
• Chikungunya virus has tendency not to show in common serology test: Ganga Ram Hospital
• Delhi records four chikungunya deaths in two days
• Physical activities help to reduce harmful alcohol affects
• Say goodbye to dark inner thighs
• Bipolar disorder risky for pregnant women
• Chronic sinusitis not majorly associated with cancer
• Moderate physical activity may improve cognition in old age
• Novel device offers hope for rheumatic heart disease patients
• Maternal weight-loss surgery ups low birth weight in babies
• Neuronal switch that turns off compulsive drinking urge
• Delivery by caesarean section raises kid's obesity risk
• Being obese or underweight ups risk of asthma in adolescents
• Blood cancer treatment may severely weaken immune cells
• 5 cancer surgeries conducted at District hospital Baramulla
• What makes some people binge drink while others stay sober
• Smoking prompts Crohn's relapse after surgery
• Heart failure among the aged may triple by 2060
• Breast milk sugars may ward off deadly infection in babies
• Bacteria in chewable tobacco may up risk of cancer
• Director Health Kashmir felicitates Prof. Dr S Natrajan
• Balanced combination of diet, exercise may prevent heart problems
• Eat oranges to ward off heart disease, diabetes risk
• Smoking cannabis gives men more pain relief than women
• Wearable device may improve sleep, reduce PTSD risk
• Wearable device may improve sleep, reduce PTSD risk
• High Blood Pressure, obesity causing epidemic of heart diseases in China
• Hepatitis, HIV patients with infection at higher risk of suicide
• BP control may reduce premature death in kidney diseases
• Decline in smoking decreasing the stroke in Finland
• Treating metabolic deficiencies may cut depression
• Primates didn't start out with large brains
• Excessive workload puts football players at injury risk
• High BP now more common in lower-income countries
• Diet designed to lower BP cuts risk of kidney disease too
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• Protein key to combating lung cancer identified
• Rare altered DNA linked with cancer in kids identified
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• Diabetes drug ineffective in advanced heart failure patients
• Dental root tip infection ups heart disease risk
• Common viruses may increase risk of breast cancer
• Excess of red meat, eggs may up mortality risk
• Skin exam training may help check your partner for cancerous moles
• How HIV disrupts immune system revealed
• Genetic link between rare heart disease, seizures identified
• How a protein boosts immune system to fight pneumonia
• First three months most crucial after one quits smoking
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• Give natural boost to immune system
• Protein that can predict ovarian cancer early identified
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• New rare form of hereditary colon cancer identified
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• Watching television for long hours may increase death risk
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• South Korea MERS cases rise to 180
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