First Self-Test For Hepatitis C Virus Prequalified By WHO
New Delhi: In a first, the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday prequalified the hepatitis C virus (HCV) self-test that ...
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Fathers’ Intake Of Fish Oil Supplements Can Lower Obesity Risk In Kids, Shows Study
New Delhi: Fathers who consume fish oil supplements can help reduce the risk of obesity among children, said researchers after ...
Mothers Against Vaping Throw Light On WHO’s Warning Over Use Of New-Age Gateway Devices
New Delhi: Mothers Against Vaping, a united front of proactive and concerned mothers who are combatting the escalating vaping crisis ...
WHO Team Visits Bihar To Find Out About Mysterious Disease
Patna: A team of World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday visited Gaya city in Bihar to check about the mysterious ...
Air Pollution Reaches Near-Maximum Level Possible In Delhi, 100 Times WHO’s Limits
London: Air pollution reached the near-maximum level possible in Delhi on Friday as the national capital was blanketed by a ...
SII-Oxford Developed World’s 2nd Malaria Vax Gets WHO Nod
New Delhi: The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Tuesday recommended the use of a low-cost and highly effective malaria vaccine ...
India Can Avert 4.6 Mn Deaths By 2040 With Better Hypertension Control: WHO
New Delhi: Better hypertension control can help avert a whopping 4.6 million deaths due to high blood pressure in India, according ...
WHO Confirms MERS In A United Arab Emirates Man, Expects More Cases
New Delhi: The World Health Organisation has confirmed a case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV) in a 28-year-old ...
WHO Formally Labels Artificial Sweetener Aspartame A ‘Possible Carcinogen’
New Delhi: The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Friday formally labelled artificial sweetener aspartame as a "possible carcinogen" specifically used in ...
WHO Advises Against Non-Sugar Sweeteners Like Stevia For Weight Control
Geneva: Non-sugar sweeteners like stevia should not be taken for weight control or to reduce the risk of noncommunicable diseases ...
