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"She Couldn't Walk": Australian Girl, 9, Contracts Rare Infection After Scratching Mosquito Bite
A 9-year-old Australian girl was temporarily unable to walk and hospitalised for days after she scratched an itchy mosquito bite, the New York Post reported.
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E-Cigarette Vapour Can Kill Lung Cells: Scientist
E-cigaratte vapour is not benign and inhaling high doses daily can kill lung cells, causing inflammatory diseases.
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India has One of Highest Rates of Antibiotic Resistance: Report
India has one of the highest rates of antibiotic resistance in the world, said a recent report, stressing on limiting the use of antibiotics through improved water, sanitation and immunisation.
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Breast Cancer Drug May Protect Against Killer Superbugs: Study
A common breast cancer drug could wipe out an antibiotic-resistant notorious superbug responsible for several difficult-to-treat infections in different parts of the body, according to a new research.
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Severe pimples might lead to hospitalisation
Severe boils and pimples are sometimes caused by deadly bacterium that cannot be treated with conventional drugs.
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"She Couldn't Walk": Australian Girl, 9, Contracts Rare Infection After Scratching Mosquito Bite
A 9-year-old Australian girl was temporarily unable to walk and hospitalised for days after she scratched an itchy mosquito bite, the New York Post reported.
-
E-Cigarette Vapour Can Kill Lung Cells: Scientist
E-cigaratte vapour is not benign and inhaling high doses daily can kill lung cells, causing inflammatory diseases.
-
India has One of Highest Rates of Antibiotic Resistance: Report
India has one of the highest rates of antibiotic resistance in the world, said a recent report, stressing on limiting the use of antibiotics through improved water, sanitation and immunisation.
-
Breast Cancer Drug May Protect Against Killer Superbugs: Study
A common breast cancer drug could wipe out an antibiotic-resistant notorious superbug responsible for several difficult-to-treat infections in different parts of the body, according to a new research.
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Severe pimples might lead to hospitalisation
Severe boils and pimples are sometimes caused by deadly bacterium that cannot be treated with conventional drugs.
