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Hug More Often to Relieve Stress; Fight Infections

Researchers from the Carnegie Mellon University in the US found that hugs were an effective form of social support, which helped protect people at risk from infections.

Dec 19, 2014

Bird Flu in Chandigarh: Duck Died in Sukhna Lake Tests Positive for H5N1

While the bird flu epidemic has come to an end in Kerala, it has hit another part of India ― Chandigarh.

Dec 18, 2014

Swine Flu in Hyderabad: 3 Dead; 8 Others Undergoing Treatment in Hospital

At least 53 cases of swine flu have been reported in Hyderabad this year.

Dec 18, 2014

In rural Sierra Leone the Red Cross battles Ebola

The Red Cross battles the Ebola virus in rural Sierra Leone and its fallout. In one treatment centre in the city of Kenema, the Red Cross also runs a kindergarten.

Dec 18, 2014

UN: Up to one million facing hunger in Ebola-hit countries

Border closures, quarantines and crop losses in West African nations battling the Ebola virus could lead to as many as one million people going hungry, UN food agencies said on Wednesday.

Dec 17, 2014

Liberia Starts Serum Treatment to Fight Ebola

The new therapy is developed with the blood collected from people who have survived the deadly virus.

Dec 16, 2014

Sierra Leone Bans Christmas Celebrations to Curb Ebola Spread

Sierra Leone has banned Christmas celebrations this year saying mass gatherings could risk further spread of Ebola.

Dec 13, 2014

Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Users Exiled From Google's Security Support; Tips On How To Protect Your Phones

Android Devices Hit by Trojan Virus that Steals Personal Info

Security provider eScan detects a new Android threat

Dec 12, 2014

Liberian handshake lost to Ebola outbreak

More than 6,300 people have now died from Ebola in the three hardest hit nations in west Africa. But the outbreak has also had an impact on the region's way of life, especially their traditional greetings. Duration: 02:10

Dec 11, 2014

2014 Person of the Year: Modi Wins TIME Readers' Poll but Loses Race in Editors' Choice

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has won reader's poll for TIME 2014 Person of the Year with 16% of the five million votes cast.

Dec 9, 2014

Pakistan's health ministry was forced to take up an investigation after a report claimed that children had been infected with HIV. after receiving blood transfusions.

Pakistan: The Truth About 14 Children with Thalassemia Infected with HIV/AIDS After Blood Transfusion

The two-member probe committee in its report has declared that the "the reports were baseless and there is no existence of any thalassemia patient with HIV infection"

Dec 7, 2014

Poultry industry of Tamil Nadu severely affected by outbreak of Bird Flu

Coimbatore, Dec 6 (ANI): The outbreak of bird flu in neighbouring Kerala caused a setback to the poultry industry of Tamil Nadu. Thousands of dead ducks infected by a highly contagious bird flu virus were found in Kerala, prompting the authorities to cull more than 200,000 birds. Kerala had banned the movement of the chickens from Tamil Nadu due to bird flu threat. President of Broiler Chicken Traders Association of Coimbatore, Kandaswamy said that their chicken stock has accumulated. A poultry farmer Manivannan said that business was severely affected due to bird flu threat in Kerala.

Dec 6, 2014

HIV Strains Getting Weaker; Rapidly 'Evolving' Virus on Path of Self-Destruction

Researchers found that the different techniques adopted by the virus while adapting to the immune system, made HIV weak, and affected its ability to replicate. This process has turned the HIV into a less dangerous form, slowed its ability to cause AIDS.

Dec 2, 2014

Researchers Detect Live Ebola Virus In Semen of Men Cured Of The Disease; WHO Urges Patients To Stay Away From Sex For Three Months

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has amassed solid evidence to show that the Ebola virus can live in semen up to three months after recovery.

Dec 2, 2014

Ebola: North Korea Says US Created Deadly Virus for Biological Warfare

North Korea is the latest in line to accuse the United States of creating Ebola virus for the purpose of launching a biological warfare.

Dec 2, 2014

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Search Results for: corona virus

Hug More Often to Relieve Stress; Fight Infections

Bird Flu in Chandigarh: Duck Died in Sukhna Lake Tests Positive for H5N1

Swine Flu in Hyderabad: 3 Dead; 8 Others Undergoing Treatment in Hospital

In rural Sierra Leone the Red Cross battles Ebola

UN: Up to one million facing hunger in Ebola-hit countries

Liberia Starts Serum Treatment to Fight Ebola

Sierra Leone Bans Christmas Celebrations to Curb Ebola Spread

Android Devices Hit by Trojan Virus that Steals Personal Info

Liberian handshake lost to Ebola outbreak

2014 Person of the Year: Modi Wins TIME Readers' Poll but Loses Race in Editors' Choice

Pakistan: The Truth About 14 Children with Thalassemia Infected with HIV/AIDS After Blood Transfusion

Poultry industry of Tamil Nadu severely affected by outbreak of Bird Flu

HIV Strains Getting Weaker; Rapidly 'Evolving' Virus on Path of Self-Destruction

Researchers Detect Live Ebola Virus In Semen of Men Cured Of The Disease; WHO Urges Patients To Stay Away From Sex For Three Months

Ebola: North Korea Says US Created Deadly Virus for Biological Warfare

Time for India to follow suit? France, Germany, Netherlands, US banned use of EVMs [here's why]

Dhanush's Captain Miller has no buyers in Telugu states? Here's why

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