Swine flu death toll rises to 12 in Indore

	Swine flu death toll rises to 12 in Indore With the death of one more person, the number of swine flu deaths in Indore has gone up to twelve since January 2013, a medical officer said today. A 35-year-old man from Sukhaliya Colony, who was admitted to CHL hospital here on March 20, died of ...
	Give 'Excellence' tag for cancer institute: Jaya Chennai: Chief minister J. Jayalalithaa in a letter has urged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to accord Centre of Excellence status to Cancer Institute in Adyar. A proposal to upgrade the institution as a Centre of Excellence — an autonomous national cancer ...
	Kidney racket: Mastermind doctors get 7-yr jail The CBI special court here on Friday convicted five accused while acquitting another five in the case of a Gurgaon kidney transplant racket that was busted in 2008. Dr Upender Dublesh and Dr Amit Kumar, who was termed a "quack" in no uncertain terms by ...
	MR Fingerprinting Could Lead to Much Faster MRI Scans and Simpler ... MRI fingerprinting full MR Fingerprinting Could Lead to Much Faster MRI Scans and Simpler Recognition of Researchers at Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals (UH) Case Medical Center have developed a new MRI acquisition method ...
	Doctor thrashed in public for molesting patient in Indirapuram Ghaziabad: A doctor in Indirapuram in Ghaziabad was thrashed by the family of a woman after he allegedly sexually harassed her in his clinic. The female patient narrated the incident to her family members after which they thrashed him and lodged a ...
	2400-year-old myths of mummy-making revealed The ancient Egyptians probably didn't remove guts of the dead during mummification process using cedar oil enemas, a new research has suggested. The study analysed 150 mummies and found that ancient embalmers also didn't always leave the mummy's ...