Pneumonia Is Now Leading Cause Of Children’s Death In China

Pneumonia Is Now Leading Cause Of Children’s Death In ChinaA new research claimed that pneumonia is the major cause of death among Chinese kids.

According to the study report, pneumonia causes 17%of fatalities in under-5s.

But the total number of kids in China who die under the age of five has sank 70%since 1990 from 6.5%of live births to 1.9%.

The results of the study, released in the Lancet journal, were led by the University of Edinburgh.

U.S. healthcare law may benefit many Indian companies too

U.S. healthcare law may benefit many Indian companies tooThey will benefit from the new U. S. healthcare bill by handling more administrative work for insurers, say companies in India.

Ananda Mukerji, managing director of Firstsource Solutions, which handles so-called back-office operations for dozens of U. S. insurance companies, said, "The healthcare reform bill is a very, very big opportunity for us."

Refaeli credits split from DiCaprio for growth in chemistry

Refaeli credits split from DiCaprio for growth in chemistryBar Refaeli has been in a relationship with Leonardo DiCaprio since 2005. They split for a little while last year in the summer but got back together by the end of 2009.

According to Refaeli, she had a hard time coping with the breakup and had trouble dealing with her emotions. However, she feels that the split was what lead to their chemistry when they got back together.

Robin Hood to premiere at the Cannes

Robin Hood to premiere at the CannesThe 63rd Festival de Cannes will see Ridley Scott's film, Robin Hood, open on Wednesday, May 12. The movie will be presented out of competition.

Gladiator actor Russell Crowe will be reuniting with Scott for Robin Hood where he will play the debonair English war hero. Robin returns to his village to fight the tyrannical Sheriff of Nottingham (played by Matthew Macfadyen) and also win the recently widowed Lady Marian's (played by Cate Blanchett) heart as he leads his Merry Men of Sherwood Forest to success.

Experience magic of 1980s with 'Housefull' music

Experience magic of 1980s with 'Housefull' musicFilm: "Housefull"; Music Directors: Shankar Mahadevan-Ehsaan Noorani-Loy Mendonsa; Lyricists: Sameer and Amitabh Bhattacharya; Singers: Loy, Tarun Sagar, Alyssa Mendonsa, Neeraj Shridhar, Amitabh Bhattacharya, Ritu Pathak, Mika Singh, Sunidhi Chauhan, Shankar Mahadevan, Sajid Khan, Arun Ingle, Shabbir Kumar and Vivinenne Pocha; Rating:***

It is safe to get pregnant after breast cancer, says Study

It is safe to get pregnant after breast cancer, says Study A British study has revealed that pregnancy is safe for breast cancer survivors, but they should wait as long as five years after treatment before becoming pregnant.

The report from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists said that pregnancy may even have a protective effect for breast cancer survivors.

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