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Sewage Surveillance Might Be a Powerful Tool to Fight Antimicrobial Resistance, New Study Reveals
Sewage surveillance is emerging as a crucial method in combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR), according to new research from Virginia Tech. Published in Nature Water, the study demonstrates that monitoring wastewater provides a more efficient and comprehensive approach to tracking antibiotic-resistant bacteria than testing individuals. This meth...
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Operator Of Medanta Hospitals Sets Public Offering Price Band At Rs 319-336 Per Share
Global Health Limited, which operates and manages hospitals under the Medanta brand, on Friday said it has set a price band of Rs 319-336 a share for its Rs 2,206 crore initial public offering (IPO).
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Global Health, Operator of Medanta Hospitals, Public Offering To Open On November 3
The initial share-sale of Global Health Limited, which operates and manages hospitals under the Medanta brand, will open for public subscription on November 3.
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Amid Monkeypox Surge, WHO Urges "Reducing Number Of Sexual Partners"
As monkeypox cases surge globally, the World Health Organization called Wednesday on the group currently most affected by the virus -- men who have sex with men -- to limit their sexual partners.
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Omicron "Very High" Global Risk, Severity Not Clear Yet: WHO Update
The Omicron coronavirus variant, reported in more than 60 countries, poses a "very high" global risk, with some evidence that it evades vaccine protection but clinical data on its severity remain limited, the World Health Organization says.
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"No Limit": WHO Team Member On Month-Long Wuhan Mission To Probe Covid Origins
A global team of scientists led by the World Health Organisation to investigate the origins of the novel coronavirus will spend around a month in the Chinese city of Wuhan, including two weeks in quarantine, a team member said on Wednesday.
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Spot Gold Eases Below $1,800/Ounce Mark As Dollar Firms, COVID-19 Fears Limit Losses
The COVID-19 pandemic will worsen if countries fail to adhere to strict healthcare precautions, the World Health Organization warned on Monday, as coronavirus cases globally passed 13 million.
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Coronavirus Highlights: Taiwan Accuses China Of Limiting WHO's Access During Coronavirus Outbreak
Sixty-four new coronavirus deaths were reported in China on Tuesday, the highest since the virus was detected late last year taking the total number of people killed in the outbreak to 425. The World Health Organization has declared the crisis a global health emergency, and the first death outside China was confirmed in the Philippines on Sunday.
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Millions Could Avoid Deadly Fever If World Limits Warming
More than three million cases of dengue fever, the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, could be avoided annually if global warming is capped at 1.5C, said a study that purports to be the first to show the health benefits of a cooler planet.
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In World's Worst Cholera Outbreak, Vaccine Talks Hang In The Balance
A cholera epidemic in Yemen, one of the worst ever recorded, is likely to surge again around March, giving global health experts a few months to get vaccines in to the war-torn country to try to limit the next wave of cases.
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Indian Pharma's Focus On Acquisitions To Limit Deleveraging: Fitch
New Delhi: In line with global trends in thepharmaceuticals sector, the focus of domestic drug firms on acquisitionsto consolidate their position will limit deleveraging for thetime being, rating agency Fitch has said. "The ongoing focus of the top Indian pharma companies' onselective acquisitions to limit deleveraging over the shortterm," Fitch...
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Health Tip: What's the Ideal Reading of Blood Pressure?
At a time when researchers and health care providers globally are debating over an ideal blood pressure (BP) level for you, the Indian health experts still vouch for the traditional 120/80 BP reading.
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Sewage Surveillance Might Be a Powerful Tool to Fight Antimicrobial Resistance, New Study Reveals
Sewage surveillance is emerging as a crucial method in combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR), according to new research from Virginia Tech. Published in Nature Water, the study demonstrates that monitoring wastewater provides a more efficient and comprehensive approach to tracking antibiotic-resistant bacteria than testing individuals. This meth...
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Operator Of Medanta Hospitals Sets Public Offering Price Band At Rs 319-336 Per Share
Global Health Limited, which operates and manages hospitals under the Medanta brand, on Friday said it has set a price band of Rs 319-336 a share for its Rs 2,206 crore initial public offering (IPO).
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Global Health, Operator of Medanta Hospitals, Public Offering To Open On November 3
The initial share-sale of Global Health Limited, which operates and manages hospitals under the Medanta brand, will open for public subscription on November 3.
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Amid Monkeypox Surge, WHO Urges "Reducing Number Of Sexual Partners"
As monkeypox cases surge globally, the World Health Organization called Wednesday on the group currently most affected by the virus -- men who have sex with men -- to limit their sexual partners.
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Omicron "Very High" Global Risk, Severity Not Clear Yet: WHO Update
The Omicron coronavirus variant, reported in more than 60 countries, poses a "very high" global risk, with some evidence that it evades vaccine protection but clinical data on its severity remain limited, the World Health Organization says.
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"No Limit": WHO Team Member On Month-Long Wuhan Mission To Probe Covid Origins
A global team of scientists led by the World Health Organisation to investigate the origins of the novel coronavirus will spend around a month in the Chinese city of Wuhan, including two weeks in quarantine, a team member said on Wednesday.
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Spot Gold Eases Below $1,800/Ounce Mark As Dollar Firms, COVID-19 Fears Limit Losses
The COVID-19 pandemic will worsen if countries fail to adhere to strict healthcare precautions, the World Health Organization warned on Monday, as coronavirus cases globally passed 13 million.
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Coronavirus Highlights: Taiwan Accuses China Of Limiting WHO's Access During Coronavirus Outbreak
Sixty-four new coronavirus deaths were reported in China on Tuesday, the highest since the virus was detected late last year taking the total number of people killed in the outbreak to 425. The World Health Organization has declared the crisis a global health emergency, and the first death outside China was confirmed in the Philippines on Sunday.
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Millions Could Avoid Deadly Fever If World Limits Warming
More than three million cases of dengue fever, the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, could be avoided annually if global warming is capped at 1.5C, said a study that purports to be the first to show the health benefits of a cooler planet.
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In World's Worst Cholera Outbreak, Vaccine Talks Hang In The Balance
A cholera epidemic in Yemen, one of the worst ever recorded, is likely to surge again around March, giving global health experts a few months to get vaccines in to the war-torn country to try to limit the next wave of cases.
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Indian Pharma's Focus On Acquisitions To Limit Deleveraging: Fitch
New Delhi: In line with global trends in thepharmaceuticals sector, the focus of domestic drug firms on acquisitionsto consolidate their position will limit deleveraging for thetime being, rating agency Fitch has said. "The ongoing focus of the top Indian pharma companies' onselective acquisitions to limit deleveraging over the shortterm," Fitch...
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Health Tip: What's the Ideal Reading of Blood Pressure?
At a time when researchers and health care providers globally are debating over an ideal blood pressure (BP) level for you, the Indian health experts still vouch for the traditional 120/80 BP reading.
