Indian Firm Relaunches Anti Rabies Vaccine

Indian Firm Relaunches Anti Rabies Vaccine

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A rabies vaccine relaunched on Wednesday by Chiron Behring Vaccines, a part of Bharat Biotech, promises to address the need to a great extent. It is a purified chick embryo cell (PCEC) anti-rabies vaccine to be sold under a new trade name, Chirorab
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Grand Challenge for Cancer Research Announced

Grand Challenge for Cancer Research Announced

An estimated one million new cases of cancer are reported in India every year. The use of innovative approaches for screening, early diagnosis as well as treatment and palliative care can save many lives. To develop such approaches that are cost-effective and affordable, the India Cancer Research Consortium has announced a grand challenge for researchers

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Study Warns Kala Azar Patients Can Infect Others Even After Treatment

Study Warns Kala Azar Patients Can Infect Others Even After Treatment

Adding a new dimension to the fight against kala-azar, a study has highlighted the need to keep track of patients even after they are treated successfully to see whether they develop a skin condition called post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis down the line

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Snakebite - A Public Health Problem You Don’t Hear Of

Snakebite – A Public Health Problem You Don’t Hear Of

India used to be dubbed as a country of snake charmers in jest decades ago, but few would know about the darker side of snakes – snakebites. An estimated 28 lakh cases of snakebites occur in India and about 50,000 Indians die due to snakebites every year. Yet it remains a neglected public health problem.

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Taiwan-made public health videos reach finals of ICPIC Clip Award

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Two Taiwan-made public health videos reached the finals of a clip award competition taking place as part of the fourth International Conference on Prevention and Infection Control June 20-23 in Geneva.
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Infant MRIs show autism linked to increased cerebrospinal fluid

MRIs show a brain anomaly in nearly 70 percent of babies at high risk of developing the condition who go on to be diagnosed, laying the groundwork for a predictive aid for pediatricians and the search for a potential treatment

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To nap or not to nap, that is the question

There are times in a person’s life when sleeping enough doesn’t seem possible. Most of these times tend to coincide with having to take final exams. So, the question is, when a person is a sleep deprived, should they take a nap, take a break, or power through and keep studying - for the best result?

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