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Health News Posted on November 7, 2009
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1. ‘Sophisticated Reconstructive Nose Surgery’ May Have Been Performed In India Around 600 BC

India has laid claim to the world's first nose job, which according to scriptures, was conducted by Sushruta.

Sushruta lived around 600 BC and is cited to have performed "sophist... Read more

2. Did an Ancient Indian Doctor Invent the Nose Job?

Looks like an Indian doctor working in 600 B.C. might have been the world's first plastic surgeon, according to a new exhibition that challenges Western domination of the history of science ... Read more

3. Caring for Terminally Ill Patients: Healthcare and Spirituality for Holistic Care

Palliative care experts, oncologists and social scientists explored the role of spirituality in improving the quality of palliative care provided for patients with prolonged or terminal illn... Read more

4. Encephalitis Kills More Than 30 Children in Gaya

Acute encephalitis that results in inflammation of the brain is on the rise in Bihar's Gaya district.

This deadly fever that causes acute and chronic changes in the brain tissue ... Read more

5. Global Hand Washing Day Celebrated Across the Country

Union Minister of State for Rural Development Agatha Sangma attended a function at a Government school here on the occasion of Global Hand Washing Day on Tuesday.

... Read more

6. Walkathon In Coimbatore To Increase Obesity Awareness

According to reports hundreds of enthusiasts participated in a walkathon in Coimbatore in a bid to increase the awareness level about obesity and its ill effects.

Wearing white t... Read more

7. Kerala Ayurveda Centre Caters to Patients Not Tourists

The Arya Vaidya Sala in Kerala is one of the few ayurvedic centers in the country that continues to cater to patients and not tourists. P.M. Varier, chief superintendent of the famed Kottakk... Read more

8. Free Eye Surgery Blinds Nine in Nellore

Nine persons have lost their sight following surgery conducted as part of a free eye check up camp organised by a corporate hospital in Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh.

In the abs... Read more

9. Docs in Maharashtra Return to Duty

Even as normal duty slowly resumed at the three hospitals in Maharastra that were vandalised by relatives of patients, doctors working at the hospitals revealed that they are still afraid th... Read more

10. International Exhibition On Climate Friendly Technologies And Services Organized In Delhi

Union Ministry of Environment and Forests in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CIIs) has organized an international exhibition at Vigyan Bhavan in the national capital. ... Read more

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