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13/09/2016

Dengue is spread by dengue virus I, II, III and IV types, all transmitted by Aedes aegypti. This year, Dengue III - considered less potent - is predominant in Delhi. Strains II and IV are considered deadly.

18/07/2016

There is still very little recognition of clinical depression after childbirth – an illness that affects 20% of mothers in developing countries, according to the World Health Organisation. India roughly sees 130 million births every year. If the situation continues, more and more women are likely to...

15/06/2016

Summer skin care ...

Sun burn would be a costly affair if you haven't taken necessary precautions this Summer. Checkout these top face packs and diet foods to protect your skin.

02/06/2016

Top 7 Healthy Nordic Diet Dinner Recipes to Lose Weight ...

31/05/2016

Be Active ...

Planning to lose weight without diets and lengthy gym exercises? Check out our guide on how to lose weight naturally with these 11 easy asanas in summer.

12/05/2016

... Heat Wave

18/04/2016

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The W-positions is one of many sitting positions that most children move into and out of while playing. Why is it presumed to be ok for some children and forbidden for others? When playing in these other sitting postures, children develop the trunk control and rotation necessary for midline crossing…

06/04/2016

Best summer food..

With the mercury levels rising to new highs everyday, summer seems to completely drain us out.

04/03/2016

... Waris Ali Shah

Waris Ali Shah (Urdu: حاجی وارث علی شاہ‎, Hindi: हाजी वारिस अली शाह) or Sarkar Waris Pak (Urdu: سرکار وارث پاک, Hindi: सरकार वारिस पाक) (1819-1905) was a Sufi saint from Dewa, Barabanki, India, and was the founder of the Warsi order of Sufism. He travelled widely in the west and admitted people to h…

04/02/2016

... "Zika Virus" All you want to know about..

Zika virus is spread to people through mosquito bites. The most common symptoms of Zika virus disease are fever, rash, joint pain, and conjunctivitis (red eyes). The illness is usually mild with symptoms lasting from several days to a week. Severe disease requiring hospitalization is uncommon.