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Doctors to dwell on control of malaria at Pink City meet

Jaipur, Feb 23 (UNI) At least 2,000 doctors from across the state will dwell on control of Malaria, tuberculosis, Hepatitis and childhood Asthma at a two-day meet beginning here tomorrow.

At a press conference here today, Dr Deepak Shukla, national vice-president of National Medicos Organisation (NMO), said the meet will also devise ways to inculcate ideal medical practice among the doctors in ''this age of consumerist culture.'' The NMO is the only organisation, which works round the year for professional upgradation of medical practitioners, he said.

In the two-day meet, medical experts doctors will discuss topics like 'Recent advances in diagnosis and management of malaria', 'Childhood Asthma' and 'Control of Tuberculosis and Problems Ahead' apart from a range of other topics.

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UTI Bank launches car loans in association with MUL

New Delhi, Mar 13 (UNI) UTI Bank has entered into four-wheeler financing through an alliance with Maruti Udyog Ltd (MUL), wherein the bank will be utilising Maruti's extensive dealer network and its service mark Maruti Finance for marketing its car loans with a minimum loan of one lakh rupees. From the MUL side it will jointly conduct campaigns for customers of UTI Bank. ''The launch of our car loans will essentially boost our existing portfolio of retail asset products. We.....

Stem cell therapy gives new lease of life to paralytic

Chennai, Feb 25 (UNI) A 25-year-old man suffering from paraplegia (paralysis from the waist down) due to a fall from a four-storeyed building, was put back on his feet at a private hospital here in what is claimed to be India's first successful stem cell therapy for spinal cord injury. Akbar Ali, a construction worker in Dubai, fell from a height of 15 metres and suffered an injury to his spinal cord in October 2006. He lost the ability to excrete.....

Asian LCCs to take 20% share of Asia Pacific: CAPA

Sydney, Mar 13 (UNI) The Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) forecasts low cost carriers will expand their seat capacity in Asia Pacific and West Asia by over 230 per cent by 2012 over current levels In other words, there will be 40 to 50 per cent capacity growth each year over the next five years, according to CAPA's Outlook 2007 report. The forecast is based on announced aircraft orders by existing LCCs. Given reasonably sound fundamentals over the rest of.....
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