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* SENSITIVE MATERIAL * When you get past the potty humor on this one, you begin to sympathize with women of India. With less than 30% of people in India with access to toilets, "no toilet, no bride," has become...

'Epilepsy' may sound like a very dangerous disease in listening, taken, but it can be avoided,if certain precautions should be taken.The Alert can be useful for correcting the disease. Doctors say that in the minds of people,there are many misconceptions...

Ipod, MP-3 and other listening to music on mobile have shown its bad effects in Youths. Now a days ,young generation is listening music with large to largest voice. As per its adverse effect,their ears have reduced the frequency of...

Emergency contraceptive pills have been advertising in such a way that,after taking pills,go forwards and built up sex without fear. There is written in my book that, "the best brakes is the brake of mind “. The same rule applies...

Bhopal city's approximately 150 children are struggling against Dauns Syndrome, a genetic disease. As per my point of view,children afflicted with this disease takes birth with many deformities and their development is also late. They are looked flat from front...

World obesity day just past us (October 24); Nowadays man have started to eat irresponsibly leading to obesity and severe health hazards. Eating a lot of sweet and oily food instead of nutritious foods, improper timing of food intake has...

By Gregg Zoroya, Kevin Johnson and Thomas Frank, USA-TODAY WASHINGTON — The attorney for the Army psychiatrist accused of killing fellow soldiers at Fort Hood says doctors have told the soldier he may be paralyzed from the waist down. John...

10 reported swine flu deaths in the Hill Capital of Sri Lanka, Kandy have forced the Central provice Government to Close the schools in the area effective Monday the 23rd of November. This decision was taken by the Central Province...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Swine flu is causing the worst flu season in the United States since 1997, when current measurements started, and has killed at least 1,200 people, U.S. health officials reported Thursday. Monitoring from 29 of 50 states shows...

PESHAWAR: Infecting hundreds of Afghan nationals few H1N1 cases also registered in Peshawar,medical officer said to this scribe on Thursday. Medical officer requesting anonymity said a 44 year old Afghan woman had died and her consultant doctor,Akbar Sayed had also...