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IIT-Hyderabad Model to Make ECGs Available in Remote Areas
Researchers at IIT- Hyderabad (IIT-H) have come up with a cost and time effective method of treating cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) in remote areas where tertiary care units are not available.
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J P Nadda Launches Clean and Green Campaign at AIIMS
To upgrade cleanliness in the major tertiary care hospitals of the country, Union Health Minister JP Nadda launched the Clean and Green campaign at AIIMS in New Delhi today.
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Fleeing a Crisis, Greek Migrants Flock Back to Australia
Greek translator Nikos Fotakis considers himself one of the lucky ones. At 39, he found himself virtually penniless, in debt, and desperate for ways to support his wife and two young children. His escape route came via his wife's birthplace. Fotakis left the turmoil in his homeland six months ago, arriving in Australia with few possessions but hope...
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Indian Cancer Researcher Wins Woman of the Year Award in Australia
A 56-year-old Indian pancreatic cancer researcher in Australia has been named New South Wales Woman of the year 2015 for her contributions to medical research, tertiary education and the Indian community.
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IIT-Hyderabad Model to Make ECGs Available in Remote Areas
Researchers at IIT- Hyderabad (IIT-H) have come up with a cost and time effective method of treating cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) in remote areas where tertiary care units are not available.
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J P Nadda Launches Clean and Green Campaign at AIIMS
To upgrade cleanliness in the major tertiary care hospitals of the country, Union Health Minister JP Nadda launched the Clean and Green campaign at AIIMS in New Delhi today.
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Fleeing a Crisis, Greek Migrants Flock Back to Australia
Greek translator Nikos Fotakis considers himself one of the lucky ones. At 39, he found himself virtually penniless, in debt, and desperate for ways to support his wife and two young children. His escape route came via his wife's birthplace. Fotakis left the turmoil in his homeland six months ago, arriving in Australia with few possessions but hope...
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Indian Cancer Researcher Wins Woman of the Year Award in Australia
A 56-year-old Indian pancreatic cancer researcher in Australia has been named New South Wales Woman of the year 2015 for her contributions to medical research, tertiary education and the Indian community.
