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Cops Collect Saif Ali Khan's Blood Sample, Clothes For Probe In Stabbing Case
Mumbai Police has collected blood samples of actor Saif Ali Khan and the clothes he was wearing on January 16 in connection with the case related to the knife attack on him.
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Want To Ensure Two-Finger Test, Archaic Potency Test Are Discontinued: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court has directed the authorities to come up with a standard operating procedure for conducting a Potency Test by merely using blood sample of an accused, saying science has advanced and there is no need for collecting semen sample.
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Online Health Services Shouldn't Mislead Citizens On Blood Sample Collection: High Court
People should not be misled by online health service aggregators and blood samples should go only to the accredited labs for accurate results, the Delhi High Court said on Tuesday expressing concern on the issue.
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Karnataka Assembly Passes 3 Bills, Including One Related To Identification Of Prisoners
The Karnataka assembly passed the ''Identification of Prisoners (Karnataka Amendment) Bill,'' which seeks to include collection of blood, DNA, voice and iris scan samples as "measurements" of offenders for effective surveillance
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Health Workers, Police Attacked By Mob In Bihar's Munger
Health workers and the police officials who went to collect the blood samples of the suspected COVID-19 patients were allegedly attacked by a mob in Bihar's Munger.
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Police Stations To Get Special Forensic Kits To Probe Rape Cases
Police stations in the country will soon have special kits to collect blood and semen samples, besides other evidence, to carry out immediate investigation into sexual assault cases, officials said Sunday.
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'Can't Forcibly Collect Blood Samples': High Court Relief For Actor Charmme Kaur In Drug Case
The Hyderabad High Court has said excise officials cannot forcibly collect blood, nail and hair samples from actor Charmme Kaur, who is among a dozen top Telugu actors being investigated in a massive drug racket busted earlier this month.
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New Test to Quickly Spot Pancreatic Cancer: Study
By collecting samples from the portal vein -- which carries blood from the gastrointestinal tract, including from the pancreas, to the liver -- physicians can learn far more about a patients pancreatic cancer than by relying on peripheral blood from a more easily accessed vein in the arm, says a study.
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Hit-and-Run Case: Discrepancies in Examination of Salman's Blood Samples, Alleges Lawyer
In an appeal against a five-year sentencing for Salman Khan in the 2002 hit-and-run case, his lawyer today alleged in Bombay High Court that there were several discrepancies in the collection of the actor's blood samples and its examination.
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CBI Wants Indrani Mukerjea's Blood, Urine and Stomach Wash Samples Preserved
The Central Bureau of Investigation has asked the Maharashtra government to preserve the stomach wash, urine and blood samples of former media executive Indrani Mukerjea, which were collected last week.
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23% of All Samples Test Positive for 'Lead Poisoning'
An analysis of blood samples collected over a period of one year from across the country has revealed that over 23 per cent of the total samples tested positive with lead poisoning.
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'Salman Khan's Blood Samples Were Tampered With,' Says Defence in Hit-And-Run Case
The defence also argued why the Bandra police did not collect the blood samples at nearby Bhabha Hospital, instead of taking Mr Khan to the government-run JJ Hospital in South Mumbai
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: Defence Counsel Cross-Examines Doctor
The defence counsel questioned the doctor further on the procedures followed while collecting blood samples
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Crucial Witness in Salman Khan Hit-and-Run Case to Depose Today
Thursday is set to be a crucial day in the trial of the 2002 hit-and-run case involving actor Salman Khan. One of the most important witnesses in the case, a doctor with the State-run JJ Hospital, who had collected actor Salman Khan's blood samples after the incident, is expected to depose in court.
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Uttarakhand Tragedy: Blood Samples of Relatives to be Collected for DNA Matching
For identification of victims of last year's Uttarakhand floods tragedy, the Hyderabad-based Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics and the Uttarakhand government are trying to contact relatives of missing persons and obtain blood samples for DNA matching.
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Cops Collect Saif Ali Khan's Blood Sample, Clothes For Probe In Stabbing Case
Mumbai Police has collected blood samples of actor Saif Ali Khan and the clothes he was wearing on January 16 in connection with the case related to the knife attack on him.
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Want To Ensure Two-Finger Test, Archaic Potency Test Are Discontinued: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court has directed the authorities to come up with a standard operating procedure for conducting a Potency Test by merely using blood sample of an accused, saying science has advanced and there is no need for collecting semen sample.
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Online Health Services Shouldn't Mislead Citizens On Blood Sample Collection: High Court
People should not be misled by online health service aggregators and blood samples should go only to the accredited labs for accurate results, the Delhi High Court said on Tuesday expressing concern on the issue.
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Karnataka Assembly Passes 3 Bills, Including One Related To Identification Of Prisoners
The Karnataka assembly passed the ''Identification of Prisoners (Karnataka Amendment) Bill,'' which seeks to include collection of blood, DNA, voice and iris scan samples as "measurements" of offenders for effective surveillance
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Health Workers, Police Attacked By Mob In Bihar's Munger
Health workers and the police officials who went to collect the blood samples of the suspected COVID-19 patients were allegedly attacked by a mob in Bihar's Munger.
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Police Stations To Get Special Forensic Kits To Probe Rape Cases
Police stations in the country will soon have special kits to collect blood and semen samples, besides other evidence, to carry out immediate investigation into sexual assault cases, officials said Sunday.
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'Can't Forcibly Collect Blood Samples': High Court Relief For Actor Charmme Kaur In Drug Case
The Hyderabad High Court has said excise officials cannot forcibly collect blood, nail and hair samples from actor Charmme Kaur, who is among a dozen top Telugu actors being investigated in a massive drug racket busted earlier this month.
-
New Test to Quickly Spot Pancreatic Cancer: Study
By collecting samples from the portal vein -- which carries blood from the gastrointestinal tract, including from the pancreas, to the liver -- physicians can learn far more about a patients pancreatic cancer than by relying on peripheral blood from a more easily accessed vein in the arm, says a study.
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Hit-and-Run Case: Discrepancies in Examination of Salman's Blood Samples, Alleges Lawyer
In an appeal against a five-year sentencing for Salman Khan in the 2002 hit-and-run case, his lawyer today alleged in Bombay High Court that there were several discrepancies in the collection of the actor's blood samples and its examination.
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CBI Wants Indrani Mukerjea's Blood, Urine and Stomach Wash Samples Preserved
The Central Bureau of Investigation has asked the Maharashtra government to preserve the stomach wash, urine and blood samples of former media executive Indrani Mukerjea, which were collected last week.
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23% of All Samples Test Positive for 'Lead Poisoning'
An analysis of blood samples collected over a period of one year from across the country has revealed that over 23 per cent of the total samples tested positive with lead poisoning.
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'Salman Khan's Blood Samples Were Tampered With,' Says Defence in Hit-And-Run Case
The defence also argued why the Bandra police did not collect the blood samples at nearby Bhabha Hospital, instead of taking Mr Khan to the government-run JJ Hospital in South Mumbai
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: Defence Counsel Cross-Examines Doctor
The defence counsel questioned the doctor further on the procedures followed while collecting blood samples
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Crucial Witness in Salman Khan Hit-and-Run Case to Depose Today
Thursday is set to be a crucial day in the trial of the 2002 hit-and-run case involving actor Salman Khan. One of the most important witnesses in the case, a doctor with the State-run JJ Hospital, who had collected actor Salman Khan's blood samples after the incident, is expected to depose in court.
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Uttarakhand Tragedy: Blood Samples of Relatives to be Collected for DNA Matching
For identification of victims of last year's Uttarakhand floods tragedy, the Hyderabad-based Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics and the Uttarakhand government are trying to contact relatives of missing persons and obtain blood samples for DNA matching.
