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Orissa lagging behind in ICDS achievement
BHUBANESWAR: Even after three decades of its launch, the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) in Orissa is yet to achieve half of its nutritional objective.
As per the latest report, the nutritional status of only 47.33 per cent children under ICDS are detected as normal as on December 31, 2009.
02/09/2010
New Indian Express (Bhubaneswar)
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'A biscuit a day...'
JAYA JUMRANI, Nikhila Gill
As long as the poor remain malnourished, the malnourished will remain poor. Calorie deficits lower worker productivity, which in turn affects national output by as much as 4%. The government enacted the Food Security Act to alleviate hunger in India, a country with more hungry people than sub-Saharan Africa.
01/09/2010
Financial Express (New Delhi)
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After fortified salt, fortified midday meals to fight malnutrition
As the government struggles to incorporate nutritional aspects in the proposed right to food legislation, the industry has come forward in support of right to nutrition and offered to engage with the government as partner, the way it got its act together in the 1990s to produce iodine fortified salt.
“Given the magnitude of the malnutrition challenge, it is imperative to drive coordinated actio
01/09/2010
Indian Express (New Delhi)
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Maharashtra government cannot relax silence zone norms near schools
The state government will not be able to go ahead with its proposal to relax silence zone regulations imposed around educational institutions, anti-noise campaigners said.
01/09/2010
Daily News Analysis (Mumbai)
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Vaccination deaths result of systemic failure: Ministry
The Union Health Ministry on Wednesday ruled out any defect in the measles vaccine, administration of which resulted in the death of four children at Mohanlalganj near Lucknow on Saturday. The Government attributed the casualties to systemic failure.
26/08/2010
Pioneer (New Delhi)
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Lab rats? Drugs for US children tried on Indians
Some Drugs May Never Reach Where They Are Tested: Study
New York: A law intended to speed up development of new drugs for US kids has ended up financing clinical trials in poor countries, where the medicines might never become available.
New York: A law intended to speed up development of new drugs for US kids has ended up financing clinical trials in poor countries, where the medicines might never become available.
24/08/2010
Times Of India (New Delhi)
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Lab rats? Drugs for US children tried on Indians
Some Drugs May Never Reach Where They Are Tested: Study
New York: A law intended to speed up development of new drugs for US kids has ended up financing clinical trials in poor countries, where the medicines might never become available.
New York: A law intended to speed up development of new drugs for US kids has ended up financing clinical trials in poor countries, where the medicines might never become available.
24/08/2010
Times Of India (New Delhi)
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Infant deaths: Vaccine samples sent for tests
Teena Thacker
The team from the Union Health Ministry probing the death of four infants during a routine immunisation drive in Mohanlalganj near Lucknow on Saturday has sent samples of the measles vaccine from the stock to the Central Drug Laboratory Kolkata for further investigations.
The team from the Union Health Ministry probing the death of four infants during a routine immunisation drive in Mohanlalganj near Lucknow on Saturday has sent samples of the measles vaccine from the stock to the Central Drug Laboratory Kolkata for further investigations.
24/08/2010
Indian Express (New Delhi)
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Health Ministry sends team to probe vaccination deaths
Aarti Dhar
NEW DELHI: The Centre has sent a two-member team to Lucknow to probe the deaths of four infants after they were administered anti-measles vaccination at an immunisation camp in the Mohanlal Ganj area.
NEW DELHI: The Centre has sent a two-member team to Lucknow to probe the deaths of four infants after they were administered anti-measles vaccination at an immunisation camp in the Mohanlal Ganj area.
23/08/2010
Hindu (New Delhi)

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