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Feb 7, 2012
Dr. S. Shroff The popularity of these pills is not just due to their ease in consumption but also because of the multiple benefits they offer. A contraceptive pill normalizes the menstrual cycle, regulates the blood flow, relieves the menstrual cramps and prevents unwanted pregnancy. But the easy availability of emergency pills (like i-pill) being sold over the counter without any medical prescription has raised one question - Is it safe to take contraception pills without consulting a doctor? |
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Feb 7, 2012
The human mind is a funny thing. Once it’s programmed to do one thing, it’s tricky for it to do anything else.
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By Dr. S. Shroff , Chief Editor, Medindia Health Network Pvt. Ltd. -
Jan 10, 2012
Here is one more reason to believe that an apple a day can indeed keep the doctor away! Apples can reduce the risk of cancers and heart disease and can improve lung function, according to a recent review article. A brief summary is presented below : |
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By Dr. S. Shroff , Chief Editor, Medindia Health Network Pvt. Ltd. -
Jan 10, 2012
A Review of Recent Guidelines in the Indian Context With around 1.5 million confirmed cases reported annually, malaria is one of the major public health problems of our country. Globally there are at least 300-500 million cases of malaria each year and more than 1 million people die from it.
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Here is one more reason to believe that an apple a day can indeed keep the doctor away! Apples can reduce the risk of cancers and heart disease and can improve lung function, according to a recent review article. A brief summary is presented below :
A Review of Recent Guidelines in the Indian Context With around 1.5 million confirmed cases reported annually, malaria is one of the major public health problems of our country. Globally there are at least 300-500 million cases of malaria each year and more than 1 million people die from it.