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Shocking News From Kerala (India), Around 38,000 People Die of Heart Disease Yearly,

May 14, 2012 // 0 Comments

On an average 110 people die of heart disease in Kerala every day. This shocking statistic is based on studies by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), World Health Organisation (WHO) and Cardiological Society of India's Kerala Chapter, it can be surmised that at least 38,000 people die of heart attack in Kerala every year, while about 1.5 lakh people develop heart disease in Kerala each ...

DERCOS AMINEXIL PRO Triple Action Hair Treatment

May 12, 2012 // 0 Comments

DERCOS AMINEXIL PRO Triple action anti-hair loss treatment, efficacy proven under dermatological control in a hospital setting. Anchor the root AMINEXIL 1.5% ( 2.4 Diamino Pyrimide 3 Oxide ) to anchor follicle, to stabilize hair density Strengthen the hair fibre SP94 0.1% ( 6-0-Glycosyl linoleate ) To increase hair follicle growth and survival, to maintain and renew the follicular arch...

25 Health Care Tips

May 1, 2012 // 0 Comments

* For building iron in your body eat plenty of spinach juice. * If you exercise with music, you will exercise longer and enjoy it more. Choose something upbeat and energizing. * On a busy day, take 20 minutes to go for a brisk walk to help reduce stress. * Eat most of your fat and calories for the day, in the morning. Doing this will put your metabolism into high gear. Then eat lean the rest...

Verbal Orders, Read Back Protocol Can Reduce Error Rate To Zero

April 23, 2012 // 0 Comments

Verbal orders, including telephone orders are frequently misinterpreted and can lead to significant patient harm. Healthcare facilities in Pennsylvania have reported dozens of cases to the Patient Safefy Authority in which misinterpretation of verbal orders resulted in serious medication overdoses and in patients receiving the wrong drug. In a recent study, one hospital found an error rate of 9%...

Insulin is in high demand in the UAE and the Middle East, producing insulin locally by Julphar

April 23, 2012 // 0 Comments

Insulin is in high demand in the UAE and the Middle East due to a growing incidence of diabetes, linked to obesity. According to figures from the World Health Organisation, obesity affects nearly 34 per cent of the adult population in the UAE and nearly a fifth of residents are diagnosed with diabetes, the second-highest incidence of the disease worldwide. Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries, also kno...

White Wheat Flour Can Cause Diabetes

October 7, 2011 // 0 Comments

All are using White flour, this is made from wheat that's why no one think about a health problem. Those who know about the content of "white wheat flour" they will not use for edible purpose. The white wheat flour contains diabetes-causing contaminant alloxan. Alloxan is the chemical that gives white flour look "clean" and "beautiful". Now you are thinking what is the problem with thi...

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The Biggest Ambulance, Dubai Corporation For Ambulance Service

August 15, 2011 // 2 Comments

The Biggest ambulance in the world is in dubai, with Dubai corporation for Ambulance Service (Government of Dubai). Three big Mercedes-Benz ambulance (clinic buses) two with a length of 12 metres and another is an articulated bus with a length of 18 meters. This three ambulance buses are always available to give rapid medical assistance all over UAE, in the event of major emergencies with large ...

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Nipple Is Found On Foot, New Real Story In History

July 19, 2011 // 1 Comment

A YOUNG woman from london has made medical history after being discovered with a third nipple on her FOOT.

Blood Drinking Husband, Real Story

July 18, 2011 // 1 Comment

Have u head that any one drinking human Blood. Ya,,, may be from stories we are used to read. But now a new news came from Bhopal, a 22-year-old woman,,,,,,,,, Read More..

What Is E coli?

June 5, 2011 // 0 Comments

What Is E coli E. coli is short for Escherichia coli bacteria (germs) that cause severe cramps and diarrhoea. E. coli is a leading cause of bloody diarrhoea. The symptoms are worse in children and older people, and especially in people who have another illness. E. coli infection is more common during the summer months. E. coli were first isolated by T. Escherichia in 1885 and were named after hi...