The Third Biggest killer in 2030

Chronic obstructive lung disease kills one person every 10 seconds globally, according to international studies. This year, people are being encouraged to test themselves for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, COPD, the lung killer that affects some 210 million people worldwide. Today, to mark World COPD Day, a series of public seminars on...

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The Great Night for Keeping Family Health and Fitness

                                 RAHWAY — A lot number of Students and their families memmber of Grover Cleveland School in Rahway recently participated in Family Fun and Health Fitness Night.All the  Families member were involved in different types of exercise,...

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Modren polio vaccine is so effective then old vaccine

 A new vaccine against the polio virus has helped reduce the                  number of cases by more than 90%. Research published online in the journal The Lancet, shows that the new vaccine is significantly better at protecting children against polio than the current popular vaccine. It has already...

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Affect of Smoking on the Body vedio

This video explain how smoking affecting on the bo...

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Smoking Could Be a Depression

Booster for TeensPosted by editor in Friday, September 3rd 2010    in Health News     Smoking has always been claimed to be dangerous for the health, a new research has shown its diverse affects on the mental health of teens.It has been reported that smoking increases depressive symptoms in teens especially in those who thinks that...

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Healthcare policy of BMC in City

The city can soon expect better-equipped primary healthcare facilities. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is planning to strengthen the primary health care services of the city and is in the process of creating a vision document to narrow down on specific health care needs, before the city budget allocation next year. “The outbreak of malaria...

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Health: Cholera Death "near 300"

Health officials in Haiti say nearly 300 people are now known to have died in a cholera outbreak in the country. Although the number of new cases has slowed, hundreds more infections were reported on Tuesday. The UN and aid agencies are boosting prevention efforts in and around the capital, Port-au-Prince, with a public information campaign on hygiene. Experts...

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