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As Paranoia Goes Viral in Govt Health Circles, Testing Labs Face the Heat

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World’s First Injectable Male Contraceptive, Made in India, Could Soon Be Reality

Govt Investigations Into Muzaffarpur AES Deaths Show a Health System in Shambles

Kozhikode: Relatives and hospital officals wear safety masks as they perform the last rites of V Moosa (61), a 'Nipah' virus victim, at Kannam Parambu graveyard, in Kozhikode, on Thursday. The death toll due to Nipah rose to 11 in Kerala. Moosa's sons Mohammed Saliah (28), Mohammed Sadiq (26) and a relative Mariumma had died earlier due to the deadly virus. Credits: (PTI Photo) (story no MDS2)(PTI5_24_2018_000148B)

India Seeks Australia’s Help to Combat Nipah Virus

If We Can Build Mangalyaan, Why Can’t We Do More in Health Sciences: New WHO Deputy Director General

What we do know about the potential harmful effects of RF radiation is that multiple studies and government agencies worldwide have recognised that RFR from towers or phones have no discernible effects on the human body. Credit: byrev/pixabay

The ICMR’s Attempts to Deal with RF Radiation Have Been Ham-Fisted