 | Hindustan Times - Government doctors in Rajasthan ended their 11-day-old strike late Saturday night after the state government announced the release of all 426 of their jailed colleagues and withdrew the Rajasthan Essential Services Maintenance Act (RESMA). |
 | Times of India - COIMBATORE: For many in the society, HIV/AIDS affliction is a stigma; but, not for Meenakshi. An HIV affected woman from Coimbatore, she has taken it her life mission to instill hope in the minds of people in similar conditions. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - Brook Berry alerted colleagues to worries about PIP implants in a 2007 letter to the British Journal of Plastic Surgery. Brook Berry, above, alerted colleagues to his worries about PIP implants in a 2007 letter, inset, to the British Journal of Plastic ... |
 | Indian Express - Tea has so many health benefits. Now, add two more to the long list - drinking three cups of the beverage daily can cut your risk of getting a heart attack as well as diabetes, says a new study. |
 | Times of India - A high-fat diet, followed for even a short time, injures the brain, a new study has found. Researchers from the University of Washington School of Medicine looked at the brains of rodents that were bred to become obese and found that when placed on a ... |
 | Mid-Day - While the rest of the city was busy getting ready to bring in the New Year, for seven workers of Badmadi Gold, a jewellery-manufacturing unit at Kalbadevi, it was anything but a celebration, after a fire broke out in the premises. |
 | Times of India - Scientists have identified a genetic mutation which they believe increases the hereditary risk for developing pancreatic cancer. The finding of the ataxia telangiectasia mutated gene, or ATM, may hold the key to better screening the fourth most common ... |
 | New Zealand Herald - The photo was undeniably cute: a studio portrait of eight babies in identical onesies and perky white cotton hats, sporting an array of expressions, from giggly to goofy, baffled to bawling. |
 | Philippine Star - JINAN (Xinhua) -- Rats are blamed for spreading the virus that caused 24 confirmed deaths this year in Shandong province from viral hemorrhagic fever (VHF), according to figures released by the provincial health bureau Saturday. |
 | Reuters - By Andrew M. Seaman | NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - About one third of breast cancer survivors experience fatigue that can affect their quality of life, but a small new study finds that doing yoga might help restore some lost vitality. |
 | New York Daily News - BY Philip Caulfield A Chinese bus driver near Hong Kong died of bird flu on Saturday, becoming the first person killed by the virus since 2010. |
 | Indian Express - The presence of caches of used syringes, vials and bottles of unknown substances in the Chhatrasal stadium, one of the venues of the ongoing 57th National School Games has raised fears of the possibility of athletes violating the anti-doping code. |
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