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A new research has revealed that pomegranate juice could help combat kidney problem.

Boffins in Israel have discovered that consumption of pomegranate juice can ward off problems in kidney patients on dialysis, including diminishing the high casualty rate from infections and related heart troubles.

The researchers said that pomegranate juice is helpful due to its high intensities of antioxidants.

The officials have unveiled Gujarat's first green building, a 150-bed multi-super speciality hospital, on Thursday.

The multi-super speciality hospital has been built and equipped at a total cost of 150 crore, and it would necessitate a similar sum for further growth.

Mr. Keyur Parikh, chairman of the hospital and interventional cardiologist, stated that the Care Institute of Medical Sciences (CIMS) has forwarded growth plans to increase the bed capacity to 450 beds.

Mr. Parikh stated that the hospital was planned and developed in order to endorse the green building idea.

Johns Hopkins scientists with the recent fete seem to have tracked the aftermath of a group of immature cells that persevere in the adult brain.

The findings reveal that the cells, named as NG2, seem to sprout fast at an early phase of life, and eventually resulting in develop into mature nervous system cells called oligodendrocytes. These "oligos" aid in fastening the process of transmission of electrical impulses by offering insulation in the vicinity of nerve cells.

This insulation is termed as myelin, and seemingly disrupted in nervous system ailments like multiple sclerosis.

Surgeons seemingly have rescued life of a young girl in China - by grafting it on to her leg for three months.

Ming Li, 9, in an accident lost her left hand when a tractor ran over her, on her way to school in July. Now after the surgery her hand is attached with her left calf and after it is reattached to her arm right.

However it apparently has been dangerously damaged to get be glued again, thus doctors decided to attach it to her right leg while it healed.

After three months in a hospital in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, transplanted it back on to her arm.

Breastfeeding in case of present situation of cholera epidemic is proving vital in saving lives of Haitian babies', according to experts at the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO).

According to recent findings, immune factors against cholera seemingly are very much viable in the breast milk of mothers who have contracted the disease. This indicates that the breastfeeding aides in boosting of immunity levels of babies at the same time reducing the risks of consuming contaminated water, either directly or mixed with baby formula.

Taihape residents have risen for the cause of lack of public health funding which tend to shut down the hospital health care unit to shut down.

The Ruanui Hospital Trust seemingly has resulted in to a voluntary liquidation which helps abandon patients and staff, and leaves the vicinity without a public hospital.

A protest march followed on State Highway 1 happening right through the centre of the town, with residents voicing out their anger.