Category: February 2019
Ooty The most popular hill station in the south, Ooty is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway. Brimming with scenic beauty, Ooty has much to offer every visitor, with its vast tea plantations, gardens, ...
The New York Times’ 2019 list of places-to-visit includes Vevey, the Swiss town which holds the UNESCO-recognised traditional festival Fête des Vignerons. The festival has been organized since 1797 by the Confrérie des Vignerons (Brotherhood ...
Being broken need not always be a negative experience. It may just be the pathway to something better, more beautiful and even wholeosme. Stories to be told Path to nowhere Breaking bread Punctured, and blooming
India’s cancer patients at risk from unauthorised, unapproved, illegally imported generic copy “medicines” The incidence of cancer is growing exponentially. The main factors are an actual increase in incidence due to our lifestyle choices, increased ...
Chatting with Tushar Rishi, who is all of 20 years, but with a maturity and resilience far beyond his years, was inspiring and thought-provoking. The soft-spoken literature graduate, who has written The Patient Patient, has ...
The World Health Organisation, as part of its plan to eliminate Hepatitis C by 2030, is rolling out free Hep B & C treatment to Mumbaikars Hepatitis B & C, which are the most common ...
Datar Genetics helps determine the best treatment approach for certain cancers. By Avantika Patil Wadhavkar Precision cancer medicine has been getting a great deal of attention in the past few years and having the ability ...
Mumbai-based Helping Hands works towards aiding cancer-afflicted young children. By Rosy Jose Meet Neetu (name changed), 17, a quiet, shy girl from Madhya Pradesh. She aspires to be a teacher when she grows up. Unfortunately, ...
The escalating cancer cases in the country mandates research on India-specific cancers, their risk factors and the efficacy of different treatment modalities. Leading cancer research centers across the country are tirelessly working on translating research ...
Global Oncology’s comic book for cervical cancer is taking cancer awareness to young Nigerians in a format they can relate to By Christina Tom JOSE A persisting challenge that has always hampered cancer awareness campaigning ...
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