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Researchers in the Netherlands have charted out a new secondary preventive intervention program, named –‘En nu ik!’ (It’s my turn now), to help the children overcome the ill effects of interparental violence.

Botanical formula fights prostate cancer without toxicity, say researchers.

The National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has recently published guidelines regarding the use of three new medications cetuximab, bevacizumab, and panitumumab in

Certification on products and services has become imperative to ensure safety and reliability.

US regulators on Friday issued new guidelines for safe production of blood thinner heparin.

Kids with multiple psychosomatic symptoms like regular aches, pains, sleep and appetite problems are likely to be suffering from physical abuse, says research.

Treatment with GAD65 antigens failed to prevent progression of type 1 diabetes, according to a recently published study.

A health insurance scheme for economically weaker Sikh families in Delhi was announced on Friday. This comes ahead of the March 11 elections to the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC), that manages Gurdwaras and Sikh

Indian curry spice turmeric may help slow down the growth of prostate tumor, study finds.

A university based in Islamabad has been hit by series of sex scandals, with the staff being accused of sexually abusing female students.

Antenatal thyroid screening fails to improve the IQ levels in 3-year-olds, reveals research.

The answer to one of the commonest questions raised at primary care clinics ("Doc, I'm too tired; do you have any injection for that?") may not be a doctor's grin anymore!

Exposure to heavy puffing at the time of conception put the child at a higher risk of developing the most common form of childhood cancer, known as Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL),

Food safety watchdog in Shanghai has launched a probe over the "rubber eggs" that has hit the markets across China.

A new study published in The Lancet medical journal has said that pregnant women suffering from breast cancer can be safely treated with surgery or chemotherapy and still manage to