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Cancer-Stricken Property Dealer Shoots Wife, Self In Ghaziabad: Police
A 61-year-old cancer-stricken property dealer allegedly shot dead his wife with his licensed pistol and then killed himself at his house in Radha Kunj society of Raj Nagar Extension on Wednesday, police said.
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India Ranked 5th In Pictorial Warnings On Cigarette Packets
India has slipped to the fifth position among 206 countries in terms of the largest pictorial warning on cigarette packs with 85 per cent of both sides of the packets covered, according to a report released by the Canadian Cancer Society on Monday.
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Cancer Drugs Least Affordable In India, China; Prices Highest In US
The study of cancer drug prices in seven countries, which did not take into account discounts or rebates to list prices, was presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago.
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Indian Cancer Scientist Develops Software For Cancer Patients
An Indian scientist in the US has developed a new MRI-based technique to predict survival of patients with aggressive brain tumours and help them provide personalised therapy.
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Manisha Koirala Says It's 'Not True That Entire Country is Intolerant'
"It is not true to say that the entire country is intolerant. There are certain sections in the society may be. I believe in our culture and traditions. We should do the right things. There is a beauty in it. I also believe in the freedom of expression," said Manisha
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Delhi Municipal Council to Hold Free Cancer Screening Camp for Sanitation Workers
The New Delhi Municipal Council today kick started a month-long camp for free screening of its 1,600 sanitation workers for cancer detection.
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Cultural Evening Evokes 19th Century Lucknow to Promote Cancer Awareness
The celebrated court of Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh, came alive to 'kathak' moves and dulcet tunes of 'thumri' as the audience at a show for promoting cancer awareness were transported back to an evening of enchantment in 19th century Lucknow.
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Cancer Survivors to Catwalk at Fashion Show
A set of brave cancer survivors will set the ramp at a fashion show, Festival of Hope, on fire by doing the catwalk besides professional models and celebrities.
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Computer-aided image analysis may help diagnose breast tumours: Study
Researchers are developing computer-aided diagnosis and quantitative image analysis methods for mammograms, ultrasounds and magnetic resonance images.
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Why Australia's decision to ban logo on tobacco pack has hurt ITC shares
ITC shares fell most in 1.5 months. VST Industries also traded lower, falling 1.4 per cent to Rs 1,784.50.
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Indian origin researcher promotes science among poor US kids
He might be involved in high-profile cancer research as a scientist, but Indian-origin scholar Satyajit Bhattacharya is giving back to the local community in his adopted country by helping economically backward children realise their potential in science.
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No Tobacco Day: Phone-based counselling for people who wish to quit smoking
With the world set to observe 'No Tobacco Day' today, Population Services International (PSI), a non-profit making NGO, has joined hands with American Cancer Society to introduce telephone based counselling for people who wish to quit smoking.
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Eliminate mental deformities, says Dr APJ Abdul Kalam
Emphasising on the need for more research work for the welfare of mentally challenged children, former President Dr A P J Abdul Kalam said that there was a need to find out what goes wrong in the brains of these children.
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Cancer-Stricken Property Dealer Shoots Wife, Self In Ghaziabad: Police
A 61-year-old cancer-stricken property dealer allegedly shot dead his wife with his licensed pistol and then killed himself at his house in Radha Kunj society of Raj Nagar Extension on Wednesday, police said.
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India Ranked 5th In Pictorial Warnings On Cigarette Packets
India has slipped to the fifth position among 206 countries in terms of the largest pictorial warning on cigarette packs with 85 per cent of both sides of the packets covered, according to a report released by the Canadian Cancer Society on Monday.
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Cancer Drugs Least Affordable In India, China; Prices Highest In US
The study of cancer drug prices in seven countries, which did not take into account discounts or rebates to list prices, was presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago.
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Indian Cancer Scientist Develops Software For Cancer Patients
An Indian scientist in the US has developed a new MRI-based technique to predict survival of patients with aggressive brain tumours and help them provide personalised therapy.
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Manisha Koirala Says It's 'Not True That Entire Country is Intolerant'
"It is not true to say that the entire country is intolerant. There are certain sections in the society may be. I believe in our culture and traditions. We should do the right things. There is a beauty in it. I also believe in the freedom of expression," said Manisha
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Delhi Municipal Council to Hold Free Cancer Screening Camp for Sanitation Workers
The New Delhi Municipal Council today kick started a month-long camp for free screening of its 1,600 sanitation workers for cancer detection.
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Cultural Evening Evokes 19th Century Lucknow to Promote Cancer Awareness
The celebrated court of Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh, came alive to 'kathak' moves and dulcet tunes of 'thumri' as the audience at a show for promoting cancer awareness were transported back to an evening of enchantment in 19th century Lucknow.
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Cancer Survivors to Catwalk at Fashion Show
A set of brave cancer survivors will set the ramp at a fashion show, Festival of Hope, on fire by doing the catwalk besides professional models and celebrities.
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Computer-aided image analysis may help diagnose breast tumours: Study
Researchers are developing computer-aided diagnosis and quantitative image analysis methods for mammograms, ultrasounds and magnetic resonance images.
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Why Australia's decision to ban logo on tobacco pack has hurt ITC shares
ITC shares fell most in 1.5 months. VST Industries also traded lower, falling 1.4 per cent to Rs 1,784.50.
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Indian origin researcher promotes science among poor US kids
He might be involved in high-profile cancer research as a scientist, but Indian-origin scholar Satyajit Bhattacharya is giving back to the local community in his adopted country by helping economically backward children realise their potential in science.
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No Tobacco Day: Phone-based counselling for people who wish to quit smoking
With the world set to observe 'No Tobacco Day' today, Population Services International (PSI), a non-profit making NGO, has joined hands with American Cancer Society to introduce telephone based counselling for people who wish to quit smoking.
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Eliminate mental deformities, says Dr APJ Abdul Kalam
Emphasising on the need for more research work for the welfare of mentally challenged children, former President Dr A P J Abdul Kalam said that there was a need to find out what goes wrong in the brains of these children.
