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Japan Approves Nation's First Abortion Pill 'Mefeego': Report
A subcommittee of the Japanese health ministry's Pharmaceutical Affairs and Food Sanitation Council on Friday approved an abortion pill developed by Britain's Linepharma International Ltd - Mefeego pill pack, reported Japan Times.
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Omicron Four Times More Transmissible Than Delta In New Study
The omicron variant of Covid-19 is 4.2 times more transmissible in its early stage than delta, according to a study by a Japanese scientist who advises the country's health ministry, a finding likely to confirm fears about the new strain's contagious
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Centre Sends High-Level Team To Assam To Review Anti-Encephalitis Drive
The centre has sent a high-level team to Assam to pre-empt any chance of an encephalitis outbreak after the disease claimed over 140 children in Bihar. Health Minister Harsh Vardhan sent the central team to review the Japanese Encephalitis (JE) situation and also directed the ministry to assist the Assam government in its prevention efforts.
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Centre's Expert Panel To Help Fight Japanese Encephalitis In Meghalaya
The Union Health ministry has rushed an expert to Meghalayas West Garo Hills district to assist the administration fight outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis there, officials said today.
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Biocon Gets Nod To Sell Diabetes Product In Japan
Biocon has received approval from the Japanese health authority to sell its biosimilar product 'Insulin Glargine' in that country. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) of Japan has approved the sale of Glargine, a significant achievement for Biocon and its commercial partner, Fujifilm Pharma, the biotech major said in a filing to BSE.
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Health Ministry Rushes Team to Assam to Deal With Japanese Encephalitis
The Union Health Ministry today decided to rush a team of experts to Assam to assist and advise the state health authorities to deal with the outbreak of Japanese encephalitis (JE) which has claimed over 60 lives so far.
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60 Died Due to Malaria This Year, 19 Due to Dengue: Health Minister JP Nadda
Malaria has claimed the lives of 60 people while 19 people have died due to dengue in the county this year, the government has said.
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Nikkei Surrenders Early Gains on Suspected Ebola Case
Japanese stocks turned negative on Monday after the health ministry announced a suspected case of the deadly Ebola virus, spooking investors but boosting health-related shares.
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Japanese Men's Life Expectancy over 80 Years for First Time
The life expectancy of Japanese men stood at 80.21 years in 2013, the first time that men have gone past the 80-year mark in the Asian country, according to the country's ministry of health, labour and welfare.
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Japan Approves Nation's First Abortion Pill 'Mefeego': Report
A subcommittee of the Japanese health ministry's Pharmaceutical Affairs and Food Sanitation Council on Friday approved an abortion pill developed by Britain's Linepharma International Ltd - Mefeego pill pack, reported Japan Times.
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Omicron Four Times More Transmissible Than Delta In New Study
The omicron variant of Covid-19 is 4.2 times more transmissible in its early stage than delta, according to a study by a Japanese scientist who advises the country's health ministry, a finding likely to confirm fears about the new strain's contagious
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Centre Sends High-Level Team To Assam To Review Anti-Encephalitis Drive
The centre has sent a high-level team to Assam to pre-empt any chance of an encephalitis outbreak after the disease claimed over 140 children in Bihar. Health Minister Harsh Vardhan sent the central team to review the Japanese Encephalitis (JE) situation and also directed the ministry to assist the Assam government in its prevention efforts.
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Centre's Expert Panel To Help Fight Japanese Encephalitis In Meghalaya
The Union Health ministry has rushed an expert to Meghalayas West Garo Hills district to assist the administration fight outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis there, officials said today.
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Biocon Gets Nod To Sell Diabetes Product In Japan
Biocon has received approval from the Japanese health authority to sell its biosimilar product 'Insulin Glargine' in that country. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) of Japan has approved the sale of Glargine, a significant achievement for Biocon and its commercial partner, Fujifilm Pharma, the biotech major said in a filing to BSE.
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Health Ministry Rushes Team to Assam to Deal With Japanese Encephalitis
The Union Health Ministry today decided to rush a team of experts to Assam to assist and advise the state health authorities to deal with the outbreak of Japanese encephalitis (JE) which has claimed over 60 lives so far.
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60 Died Due to Malaria This Year, 19 Due to Dengue: Health Minister JP Nadda
Malaria has claimed the lives of 60 people while 19 people have died due to dengue in the county this year, the government has said.
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Nikkei Surrenders Early Gains on Suspected Ebola Case
Japanese stocks turned negative on Monday after the health ministry announced a suspected case of the deadly Ebola virus, spooking investors but boosting health-related shares.
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Japanese Men's Life Expectancy over 80 Years for First Time
The life expectancy of Japanese men stood at 80.21 years in 2013, the first time that men have gone past the 80-year mark in the Asian country, according to the country's ministry of health, labour and welfare.
