Homoeopathic medical colleges in India
Homoeopathic medical colleges in India as on 01.04.2002 governed by CCH India.
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Unani :: List of Unani Medical Colleges in India
Following is the List of Unani Medical Colleges in India
Siddha :: List of Siddha Colleges
Following is the List of Siddha Colleges in India
List of Ayurvedic Medical Colleges in India
Following is the list of Ayurvedic Medical Colleges in India
Dementia :: Be mentally active in your old age – avoid senile dementia
Scientists have come up with yet more evidence to suggest that keeping the brain active can ward off senile dementia.
Homoeopathy Education in India
Following are main homoeopathy courses offered in India, regulated by Central Council of Homoeopathy, India.
Let us think differently on health
Our Master Hahnemann was one among few outstanding medical men who thought about health in a different manner. He was trained in the traditional way from the famous Medical schools in Leipzig, Vienna, and Erlangen Etc. Soon after he started practice, he understood the barbarity of the medical practice of his time. He could not make compromise with his conscience and thus he had to stop practice. He has not yet been an established practitioner by way of his financial income to support his large family. Still, with a really heavy heart, he took such a hard decision.
Time Modality to the rescue: A Case of Asthma – Kali Carb.
Miss S.C. of 31 years first consulted us on 20-10-99. She was of short stature, had fair complexion, black curly hair, freckled face & her built was on the heavier side.
Wrinkles :: Removed wrinkles reappear elsewhere
Doctors have warned that people who have Botox injections to get rid of wrinkles and to make them look younger may develop new ones in different places, according to a study published in the journal Cosmetic Dermatology. Skin specialists believe that the body tries to recreate the facial expressions that the treatment has smoothed out.
Breast cancer :: Early detector for breast cancer
In a significant breakthrough, researchers at the University College of London, have discovered a new technique, called Diffraction Enhanced Breast Imaging (Debi), which they claim could detect breast cancer at a much earlier stage, thus facilitating early treatment.