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The dark cloud of coronavirus has enveloped the earth with a blanket of death. This novel coronavirus is a new member of the coronavirus family. The disease is new and still in the discovery phase. ...
Malls and halls were the first to close! Public gatherings got banned. IT hubs are turning into ghost towns. Even the shops are getting shut. Life is jolted by a sudden halt. But is it ...
The news of coronavirus is spreading faster than a wildfire. Spreading fast and claiming lives. It’s creating a situation of panic across the globe!!! COVID-19 has caused a disruption in at least 25 other countries including ...
Do First Things First as Everything Else comes Afterwards Our Honorable Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi, has appealed us to stay indoors and observe Janata Curfew Support Janata Curfew on March 22, 2020 Participate in ...
An in-depth look at the potentials and pitfalls of online cancer survival calculators By Dr. Purvish Parikh With the incidence of cancer growing rapidly, it has become a major healthcare problem for all stakeholders. More ...
In the cherry blossom’s shade There is no such thing as a stranger. Issa Kobayashi (1819) Cherry blossom, Japan’s national flower, holds a sacred place in its culture. The ethereally beautiful flowers symbolize a time ...
The recently-concluded Best of ASCO event, held in Mumbai, focused on the latest in technological and clinical advances in cancer treatment and care By Sayanti Banerjee Founded in 1964, the American Society of Clinical Oncology, ...
A groundbreaking study in the US finds that a third of cancer patients take complementary medicine for cancer care, and its hidden pitfalls By Christina Tom Jose Findings of a recent study by JAMA Oncology ...
India’s health technology company Niramai is developing an AI-based solution to curb the spread of river blindness in Africa BY AATIKA H JAIN Niramai, an Indian health-tech firm, has undertaken the development of computer-aided software, ...
A 70-year-old cancer survivor has set up and maintains around 100 matkas in South Delhi to provide water to the underprivileged By Rajalakshmy R Long before organic farming became a hip word, a little panchayat ...
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