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Cipla wins patent case over Tarceva -CH Unnikrishnan

-Live Mint Cipla Ltd won a landmark patent case against Swiss drug maker F Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd in the Delhi high court on Friday over the Indian company’s generic copy of lung cancer drug Tarceva after a four-year court battle. Justice Manmohan Singh observed in his 280-page judgement that it had been scientifically proven that Cipla’s generic version was a polymorph B variant of Roche’s patented drug and that it didn’t actually...

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Encephalitis claims five more lives

-PTI Gorakhpur: Five more persons have succumbed to encephalitis, taking the toll in the viral disease in eastern Uttar Pradesh to 263 this year. The five Patients, mostly children, died yesterday, officials said today. Additional Director (health) Diwakar Prasad said that a total of 1,524 Patients were admitted to BRD MCH and other government hospitals of the region, of which 263 died. At present, over 260 Patients are being treated in these hospitals, he...

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‘Compulsory rural medical service a State policy’

-The Hindu The government has appealed to the junior doctors not to link the compulsory government service with guidelines issued by the Medical Council of India as both are different issues. K. Ratna Kishore, Principal Secretary, Health, Medical and Family Welfare, said here on Tuesday that the compulsory government service for one year to all the non-service candidates after completion of PG course was part of the State government policy to improve...

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New bill to unshackle mentally ill Patients -Nagendar Sharma

-The Hindustan Times A new proposed bill aims to provide relief to mentally ill Patients across the country. Prepared by the law and health ministries, it will ensure that Patients are not dumped in hospitals and mental asylums for more than six months or given electric shocks without their prior consent. The Mental Health Care Bill, which seeks to update India’s 25-year-old law in accordance with the United Nations’ conventions, calls...

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Stepping up pace on the long road to TB control -Virander S Chauhan

-The Hindu Tuberculosis (TB) has remained a major infectious disease in developing and poor countries despite all efforts from health agencies to manage and control it. In fact, even an easy and effective way to diagnose the disease has remained a challenge. Emergence of drug resistant strains has made its management more complex. The steps It makes the situation in countries like India, with the highest TB burden in the world, even more...

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