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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.

In the recent discovery cough medicine can be brought in use as a “probe” to detect the women who are suffering from breast cancer.

The drug can help detect altered metabolism with the presence of drug tamoxifen, as recommended by an abstract which comes with the 22nd EORTC-NCI-AACR Symposium on Molecular Targets and Cancer Therapeutics.

With the advent of this discovery investigators, can now personalize the testing.

Tesco has reportedly donated a sum of £40,000 to the British Red Cross to lend a hand in charity’s emergency aid operations in Southern East Asia.

£20,000 amount will be credited in favour of charity’s disaster fund. It will be served for the flood affected people in Vietnam and emergency resources aimed for people affected by the earthquake, tsunami and volcanic eruption in Indonesia.

The Thai Red Cross and Malay Red Crescent will be getting £10,000 to offer support for flood victims in Thailand and Malaysia.

Assembly Health Minister Edwina Hart has gone against the decision of her department's budget freezing as the contraries seemed to have paid nearly 9,000 nurses.

Conservative opponents seem to argue upon the fact that the Labour-Plaid Assembly administration should have gone with the decision of the UK Government's lead and seemed to have soared the spending with respect to inflation in Wednesday’s budget.