Sniffles? Log on for cure - Hindustan Times February 01, 2009
One of India’s oldest surviving health portals, www.medindia.net, gets over five lakh hits a month.
When it was launched in 1999, more than 90 per cent of the users were from US and UK. But now almost 40 per cent of the traffic is from India.
Chennai-based urologist Dr Sunil Shroff, who founded Medindia, said the increase in Indian users showed that there is a "movement towards self-care."
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Award for Eminent Sexologist from Chennai - World Association for Sexual Health, April, 2007
Dr. D. Narayana Reddy, an eminent sexologist, hailing from Chennai in south India, has bagged the Gold Medal Award 2007 conferred by the World Association for Sexual Health (WAS, formerly World Association for Sexology).
That was in recognition of his lifetime achievements and contributions to the field of sexology and sexual health, the citation said.
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Indian Doctors Agree to Promote Cadaveric Organ Transplantation - ISOT, October 9, 2006
Panel discussion at ISOT 2006, Ahmedabad, seeks solutions for promotion of cadaver organ transplantation in India.
Ahmedabad, 9th October 2006: The Indian Society for Organ Transplantation had its annual meet, ISOT 2006 in
Ahmedabad. In a panel discussion, leading transplant surgeons from across the country got together to deliberate on ways to promote cadaveric (or deceased) organ donation and transplantation in the country.
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Is young Budhia being made to run like a toy?
- The Hindu, Friday, May 5, 2006
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His talent should not be exploited at such a tender age
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He needs to be saved from physical torture: Medindia.com
BHUBANESWAR: On April 14 Budhia Singh lost to Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik in a poll conducted by a private television channel to choose Orissa's most popular personality for 2005. But the four-year-old now seems to have gone ahead of Mr. Patnaik in terms of getting publicity by running 65 km in seven hours.
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Medindia.net
- Digit, November, 2005
Sites offering information on Ayurveda, diet, nutrition, medicine etc. are scattered all over the Web space. However, you probably haven’t come across too many sites where all such information is in the same place.
Medindia.net is one such repository of medicine-related information, all under one roof, and it’s authoritative—it’s been put together by the Medical Computer Society of India (MCSI).
The information on Medindia. net will be useful for the novice and the medical fraternity alike.
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