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Sep 1, 2014

Suicide can be prevented...

Every 40 seconds someone dies due to suicide and many more attempt suicide – it can happen to anyone anywhere in the world. However, suicides are preventable and everyone can play a role. This can be a family member, friend or colleague who listens closely or encourages help seeking, a health worker who openly asks about suicidal thoughts or previous attempts, the community who identifies people at risk and provides support. It can also be a policy maker who takes leadership and brings different stakeholders together. WHO’s first World Suicide Report calls upon individuals, communities and countries to act now for preventing suicide.

Aug 30, 2014

Five ways to earn income through Smart Investing

You have always relied on your salary or your primary income to meet your financial goals. Your investments over the years can help you generate a second income. So much so, that if you plan better, this could change your life.

Aug 26, 2014

Risk of Ebola transmission in India



Indian Nationals working in Liberia being brought back by M/s Afcons

66 passengers have landed in Mumbai and 13 in Delhi; all screened for Ebola and found healthy. 
No passenger isolated
112 Indian Nationals and four Nepalese Nationals working with M/s Afcons in Liberia are being brought back by International SOS (ISOS) Organization on the request of M/s Afcons. These persons belong to the States of Delhi (4), Maharashtra (54), West Bengal (12), Bihar (10), Uttar Pradesh (7), Tamil Nadu (5), Andhra Pradesh (4), Kerala (3), Odisha (3), Gujarat (3), Karnataka (2), Haryana (2), Punjab (2), Jharkhand (1), Madhya Pradesh (1), Uttarakhand (1), Rajasthan (1) and Himachal Pradesh (1).

Aug 21, 2014

Protecting the future from TB

http://dzap9xl59mli2.cloudfront.net/pm_pdf/pm_20140821-pmin-2549-084125-da48f44055fd.pdf



Economic & Political Weekly, Mumbai, Saturday 16th August 2014, Page: 8

The workshop on “ Public Health Ethics”

The workshop on “ Public Health Ethics” from 1st Dec to 5th Dec 2014 organized by Department of Community Medicine & Family Medicine at AIIMS Jodhpur, Please visit for detail information: http://aiimsjodhpur.edu.in/publichelthethics2014/index.php
 
This workshop will be instrumental in enhancing the knowledge of academicians, researchers and members of institutional review boards/ ethical committees in the arena of Public Health Ethics. 
This five day workshop will provide you best of scientific deliberations, interaction with international experts, sightseeing and much more.



Aug 19, 2014

Measles becomes a 'biological weapon' against cancer

Measles becomes a 'biological weapon' against cancer


The patient suffered from multiple myeloma, a cancer of the bone marrow. Last June, doctors at the famous Minnesota clinic injected her bloodstream with a form of measles that was genetically re-engineered to attack myeloma cells.
The measles therapy followed a decade of unsuccessful treatments from numerous courses of chemotherapy to two stem cell transplants. But the cancer returned time and time again — until now. A year after the measles injections, she's still cancer-free.