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United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson Shot Dead In New York, Gunman At Large
Brian Thompson, 50, was shot in Manhattan just before 7 am at a hotel. The shooter fled the scene of the crime after the attack.
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2 People, Who Drank Sanitiser, Undergo Oesophageal Reconstructive Surgeries
Two people, who had accidentally consumed sanitiser a few months ago, finally got a new lease of life after undergoing oesophageal reconstructive surgeries at two units of a leading private healthcare group in New Delhi.
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Delhi, Mumbai Prep List Of 3.25 Lakh Frontline Workers For Covid Vaccine
Delhi and Mumbai are gearing up for Covid vaccination drives - from creating lists of priority groups to setting up cold storage units
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Ascendas India Trust Acquires Building for Rs 294 Cr
Ascendas Property Fund Trustee Pte Ltd, a Singapore-based trustee manager of Ascendas India Trust (iTrust), on Friday said it has completed the acquisition of 'aVance 3', a multi-tenanted IT building for Rs 294 crore (S$63 million).
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South Asians in US More Prone to Heart Attacks, Diabetes
South Asians in US are more prone to heart attacks and diabetes when compared to other ethnic groups, found researchers.
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Zydus Cadila Gets USFDA Nod for Kidney Stones Tablets
Zydus Cadila has received the final approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) to market Potassium Citrate ER tablets in the strengths of 5 mEq, 10 mEq and 15 mEq, said the Zydus group's listed entity, Cadila Healthcare, said in a statement.
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Soups, statues and soothsayers in demand as China eases one-child law
In a dimly-lit arcade in downtown Shanghai, shopkeeper Xia Zihan holds out a glinting, yellow-glass carving of the fertility goddess Guanyin, a range she says is starting to sell well after China relaxed its single-child policy last month.
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Firm run by Indian-Americans to fix Obamacare website
The Obama administration has turned to a technology company run by Indian-Americans to fix the problem ridden website for Americans to buy insurance under President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
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GlaxoSmithKline to raise stake in India unit in Rs 5220 crore deal
The GSK group, parent for GSK Consumer Healthcare Limited, on Monday announced a voluntary open offer to raise its stake in the pharma firm from the current 43.2 per cent to up to 75 per cent.
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United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson Shot Dead In New York, Gunman At Large
Brian Thompson, 50, was shot in Manhattan just before 7 am at a hotel. The shooter fled the scene of the crime after the attack.
-
2 People, Who Drank Sanitiser, Undergo Oesophageal Reconstructive Surgeries
Two people, who had accidentally consumed sanitiser a few months ago, finally got a new lease of life after undergoing oesophageal reconstructive surgeries at two units of a leading private healthcare group in New Delhi.
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Delhi, Mumbai Prep List Of 3.25 Lakh Frontline Workers For Covid Vaccine
Delhi and Mumbai are gearing up for Covid vaccination drives - from creating lists of priority groups to setting up cold storage units
-
Ascendas India Trust Acquires Building for Rs 294 Cr
Ascendas Property Fund Trustee Pte Ltd, a Singapore-based trustee manager of Ascendas India Trust (iTrust), on Friday said it has completed the acquisition of 'aVance 3', a multi-tenanted IT building for Rs 294 crore (S$63 million).
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South Asians in US More Prone to Heart Attacks, Diabetes
South Asians in US are more prone to heart attacks and diabetes when compared to other ethnic groups, found researchers.
-
Zydus Cadila Gets USFDA Nod for Kidney Stones Tablets
Zydus Cadila has received the final approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) to market Potassium Citrate ER tablets in the strengths of 5 mEq, 10 mEq and 15 mEq, said the Zydus group's listed entity, Cadila Healthcare, said in a statement.
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Soups, statues and soothsayers in demand as China eases one-child law
In a dimly-lit arcade in downtown Shanghai, shopkeeper Xia Zihan holds out a glinting, yellow-glass carving of the fertility goddess Guanyin, a range she says is starting to sell well after China relaxed its single-child policy last month.
-
Firm run by Indian-Americans to fix Obamacare website
The Obama administration has turned to a technology company run by Indian-Americans to fix the problem ridden website for Americans to buy insurance under President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
-
GlaxoSmithKline to raise stake in India unit in Rs 5220 crore deal
The GSK group, parent for GSK Consumer Healthcare Limited, on Monday announced a voluntary open offer to raise its stake in the pharma firm from the current 43.2 per cent to up to 75 per cent.
