Intex Technologies has made announcement about the launching of ‘one-of-its-kind’ mobile handset, named ‘IN 3030’ in the Indian market.

The new water, sweat and dust resistant music handset comes with best sounding traits, FM radio, audio player, voice and audio recording features.

The other exciting features of the phone include mobile tracker, expandable memory up to 1 GB, and many others.

The rumors of children contracting fever and vomiting after being given polio drops spread wave of panic among the parents who got their children administered with polio drops on Sunday. Thousands of parents and their children protested outside hospitals in Bangalore.

Police officials said that nobody had fallen ill from the vaccine and filed a complaint against a local TV station, saying it helped spread panic following the rumors of children contracting fever and vomiting.

Spinal muscular atrophy is the most common cause of childhood death caused by a genetic mutation. This disease has no cure, and affects the nerves in an area of the spinal cord, breaking the link between brain and the muscles, meaning they can't be used and become wasted or atrophied.

Doctors in Toronto have developed a new technique to repair a damaged set of lungs that would normally be unsuitable for donation. Doctors believe that this method will help in saving lives of many people who die waiting for lung transplant.

After winning million hearts with her simplicity, Bollywood beauty Sonam Kapoor has signed up her first endorsement as brand ambassador for the French cosmetic giant ‘L’Oreal.'

Anil Kapoor’s loving daughter has replaced the former Miss World Aishwarya Rai, who has been the face of L'Oreal in India for the last three years.

Now, the ‘Saawariya’ girl will be seen launching the company’s new range of products among young women.

On the other hand, Ash will continue to be the older face of L'Oreal representing a woman in her thirties.

Alberta's health ministry is trying hard to reform its health care system. Sources confirmed that the health ministry has already spent $1.3 billion more than budget this year. Health Minister Ron Liepert has already made some changes in the existing health care system but the most significant changes are yet to come, but are outlined in a document that was released on the Health Department's website in mid-December.