Indian Council Of Medical Research (ICMR)

Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding deterioration of Nayar river, Uttarakhand, 05/06/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of In Re: News Item titled "Nayar river is vanishing - a yatra reveals conservation goes beyond science and policy" appearing in ‘The Down To Earth’ dated 03.06.2025. The original application was registered suo-motu based on the news item titled "Nayar …

Ongoing tragedy

The victims are yet to be adequately compensated or given proper medical help; their water sources are yet to be decontaminated. At Arif Nagar slum, a toxic waste yard next to the boundary wall of the factory. The accident polluted the soil and groundwater in the neighbourhood to dangerous levels. …

How Bt brinjal was cleared

A coalition of organizations opposed to genetically modified food in India has written to the minister of state for environment and forests seeking withdrawal of clearance given to Bt brinjal. The Coalition for GM-free India alleged the expert committee that cleared the genetically modified brinjal for commercial cultivation in the …

Is the H1N1 vaccine required, ask doctors

ICMR Cites Nerve Disorder As Side-Effect New Delhi: India will receive its first batch of H1N1 swine flu vaccine from Sanofi Pasteur by the end of January. But does India at all need a vaccine to combat H1N1? And will these vaccines, that have primarily been tested on foreign shores, …

Timely response to flu saved many

After the bird flu scare in 2006, it was swine flu that dominated the headlines in 2009 ever since the first case was reported in June in Delhi. Face masks and sanitizers were back

Stress on non-toxic agents in cancer management

JAIPUR: Life science experts from Jaipur highlighted the significance of non-toxic and low-cost strategies for prevention and treatment of cancer at an international symposium on chemoprevention of cancer in New Delhi earlier this week. The global event highlighted the role of dietary, natural and synthetic agents in cancer management. A …

Centre plans check on Japanese encephalitis

A special campaign I will be launched to t create awareness about hygiene and sanitation The government has announced that it will be setting up a special research group under the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) to study the spread of Japanese encephalitis in certain part of eastern Uttar …

Night without end

The government's behaviour compounds the scandal Was Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh right when, holding the toxic waste at the Union Carbide/Dow Chemicals

Not learning from Bhopal

We have no protocol for handling chemical accidents, managing medical relief or fixing the liability of polluters It

25 years on, still waiting for Bhopal gas research

Vidya Krishnan This January, 25 years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) invited research to study the effects of methyl isocyanate (MIC) poisoning. After 11 months, ICMR has received only two proposals. A disappointed Council has now decided to keep the

2 firms ready for clinical trials of swine flu vaccine

New Delhi: Two pharmaceutical companies have sought permission from the Indian Council of Medical Research(ICMR) to start clinical trials for swine flu vaccine prepared by them using a new method.

Genetically modified mosquito project reaches second phase

Shastry V. Mallady Scientists from Asian countries to meet in Madurai in January Latest developments with regard to deploying

India sitting on a cancer bomb

Likely To See 87,000 Additional Cases Every Year In Men By 2020 India

Delhi to follow Mumbai, track polio virus in sewage

Maulshree-Seth Following success of sewage surveillance for wild poliovirus in Mumbai, the Centre is now planning to go ahead with a similar surveillance in Delhi. The surveillance was introduced through the Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) in Mumbai in 2001 and since then, the city has been able to …

Govt negotiating swine flu drug price

THE health ministry is in discussions with three multinational (MNC) drug makers

Indian vaccine for swine flu to be ready by March

Clinical trials to be fast-tracked in keeping with global protocols HYDERABAD: An Indian vaccine against the pandemic strain of swine flu will be ready for use by March next with the authorities planning to fast-track clinical trials in accordance with international protocols. It was proposed to combine the different phases …

Kalahandi battles malnutrition woes

BHAWANIPATNA: Tribals are more prone to infectious diseases due to malnutrition. An Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) bulletin said this in October 2003. In 2009 too this holds good in some of the tribal pockets of Kalahandi which are witnessing gastroenteritis and malaria in epidemic proportions. A senior doctor …

3 firms in race to deliver H1N1 detection kit

New Delhi: Three companies are leading the race to make and deliver India

New HIV antibodies renew vaccine hope

In a major breakthrough, scientists are hopeful of creating an AIDS vaccine after finding two powerful new antibodies that bind to a

Single-dose swine flu vaccine in the works

A single-dose H1N1 swine flu vaccine may be ready soon. Contrary to expectations, the vaccine against H1N1 may not be multi-dose, as results from a pilot study of a Novartis H1N1 candidate vaccine have revealed a strong immune response after just one shot. The vaccine might be used in trials …

Serum, Bharat & Panacea swine flu vaccine by March

INDIA may soon get its own vaccine for swine flu or the H1N1 virus that has killed hundreds across the globe this year. Three domestic biotech firms

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