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• Alcohol in India at a new high

• Now a Simple Blood Test can Accurately Detect Early Stage Ovarian Cancer

• Cervical Cancer Becoming a Sociological Problem, Says Indian Expert

• HIV testing compulsory before marriage in India

• Indian Daal: Heart-healthy food

• Wellness smells the retail aroma

• Medicines to check the onset of diabetes

• Domestic abuse makes women smoke

• India's Legal Abortions Kill 80,000 Women Annually, Local Expert Says

• “78 per cent of pregnancies in the country are unintended”

• While Homeopathy Faces Enemies In The UK, It Booms In India

• New drug-resistant TB threat in India

• Obese at higher risk of liver disorder

• Persistent cough could be a sign of COPD

• No smoking to stop scourge of cancer

• Breast Cancer :: Hip size of mothers linked to breast cancer in daughters

• Women's health still low priority in India: UN

• Doctor's bribe not paid; Dalit woman gave birth under tree

• Battle against female foeticide has to be fought in the minds of people

• Almost Half Of Rural Indian Women Have Not Heard Of HIV/AIDS, Report Says

• Increasing Number Of Women In India Serving As Surrogate Mothers, Reuters Reports

• About One-Fifth Of Women In India Experience Menopause By Age 41, Study Says

• Vaccination a must for youth health care

• Blade-free Lasik comes to India

• India HIV caseload seen dramatically lower

• Pain killers, cancer drugs set to be cheaper

• Healthy heart, the Kalam way

• Village delegates to plan panel: Focus on health of mothers

• Diabetes? Blame it on your genes

• Basic health care to continue in public domain: PM

• Haryana to launch family health campaign tomorrow

• Women power: Curb cervical cancer

• Tea can treat diabetes!

• Chocolates could counter cancer!

• Diuretics best for hypertension

• Infertility clinics to be regulated

• Soybean can be versatile food, US lobby stresses

• HIV spreading in rural areas, infects more women

• Fibre-rich diet keeps blood pressure in check

• Mobile breast cancer detection unit to be introduced in India

• Air pollutants linked to chromosome damage in the foetus

• Women face increased cancer risk, says report in Gorakhpur

• New test for at-risk pregnancies

• Obesity linked with poorer breast cancer survival

• Taking calcium by young girls reduces their Osteoporosis risk

• Seafood helps fight heart diseases, diabetes and

• Research may pave way for brain cancer cure

• Stress likely to affect foetus development

• Child Marriage Puts Girls at Risk of HIV/AIDS and Early Pregnancy

• Haryana implements new scheme for welfare of pregnant women

• Small Social circles doubles risk of death for women with heart diseases

• Red meat increases arthritis risk

• Leafy green veggies can prevent cataracts

• Walnuts decrease cardiovascular disease risk

• New cancer vaccine is safe and effective: Study

• Fight obesity to avoid diabetes.

• Breakthrough vaccine to prevent food allergies developed.

• Hundreds of kids given polio drops in the Capital

• October identified as Oral Health Month

• Population control possible only through better health care

• Ramadoss seeks report from DG Health Services on 'kidney racket'

• 'Health fads could help consumers against GM products'

• Eat curry to avoid cancer!

• Madras University researching AIDS care drug September 10, 2004

• 'No let up in anti-polio programme' September 09, 2004

• India hails breakthrough in fight against tuberculosis September 07, 2004

• Spas, a hit among Delhi's upper crust  July 26, 2004

• Sugar-free potatoes to hit market soon  Health News- Kolkata, July 24, 2004

• India hopeful of AIDS vaccine by 2010 New Delhi - July 23, 2004

• Aids scientists give new cheap pill the green light  July 2, 2004

• Research show Bacteria part of Asian Arsenic ills  July 6, 2004

• First large scale clinical trial on a fortified milk shows significant prevention of childhood diseases  July 8, 2004

• WHO launches cheaper and better ORS to battle killer diarrhoea. New Delhi, June 2 (ANI)

• Mock funeral for tobacco New Delhi, May 30, 2004 (ANI)

• After conquering food shortages, India braces for obesity New Delhi, May 30, 2004 (ANI)

• Drinking soda linked to rise in gullet cancer May 18, 2004

• Pinning healthcare service on government Chennai May 05

• The Best Way To Decrease Post-Mammogram Stress (April 11, 2004,  Medindia Health News)

• New Treatment To Raise Good Cholesterol (April 10, 2004,  Medindia Health News)

• Lack of Exercise Found To Lead To Obesity In Kids (April 09, 2004,  Medindia Health News)

• Are circumcised men better protected against HIV? (March 26, 2004, The Lancet)

• Gates Foundation provides $47 million for AIDS prevention programs in India (March 15, 2004,ASSOCIATED PRESS)

• City institute finds cure to corneal blindness (Times News Network-January 19, 2004)

• For Punjab, 2004 is year of `Education & Health' (CHANDIGARH,(hindu.com)-February 20, 2004)

• Doctors, patients wary of HRT usage (Times News Network-January 5, 2004)

• Doctors call for joint effort against cancer (Times News Network-January 18, 2004)

• Stress causes rise in infertility (Times News Network-January 20, 2004)

• Amooranin Induces Apoptosis via Caspase Activity in Breast Cancer Cell Lines (Breast Cancer-September 22, 2003)

• Type 2 diabetes on the increase in India (Diabetes Epidemiology-December 25, 2003)

• Research Suggests Genetic Risk for Virus-Related Malignancy in Indian Women (Cervical Cancer-February 11, 2003)

• Hormone Replacement Therapy does not Prevent Heart Disease in Women (PGIMER-August 27, 2003)

• Infant Girls in India Twice as likely to Die as Boys (Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior-August 4, 2003)

• Oxidative Stress gives Tumor Cells growth advantage over Normal Cells (Breast Cancer-January 27, 2003)