GlaxoSmithKline fined for unethical drug trials on infants in Argentina

Pharmaceutical giant to file appeal in apex court

Dung menace

Best among the worst

WHO identifies top 10 health risk factors

Anaemia rampant in women in Bageshwar

National Family Health Survey out

Touch that heals trees

More floods, no winter

Supreme Court bans sale of firecrackers in Delhi, NCR

The licences of existing firecrackers sellers will be suspended and the government will not issue new licences

Boost for global polio eradication campaign

India's triumph can help other polio-endemic countries understand how to deal with the challenge, Deepak Kapur, chairperson of Rotary’s …

Unsafe water stunting growth of Indian children: report

Malnutrition and stunting is higher in the country than in the poorest parts of sub-Saharan Africa, says a report by UNICEF and FAO

Curative resolve

A dose of political will, backed by communication skills, can help combat infectious diseases

Burden of beast

Mounting economic pressures cast a dark shadow on the future of camels and their traditional breeders in Rajasthan

Bill shows the way

Stringent laws in India can control unethical practices

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WHO publishes zero-draft of pandemic treaty: Equity, IPR take centre stage

Many believe draft unlikely to survive in current form due to Big Pharma, particularly in EU

Unprepared for Ebola

The rapid spread of Ebola to three continents shows that the world needs effective surveillance and response system to check infectious diseases

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Vaccine could have changed the course of his life

Son of a farmer, his family spent more than it could afford on his treatment

Diabetes plan staggers

National programme to combat the disease is inadequate  

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Gaseous menace

Scientists and researchers try to figure out ways to curb rising carbon dioxide levels

Inextricably linked

A United Nations report highlights the connection between environment and health

Extracting a cost

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Bee farms to shops

Big firms control honey supply