A nasal spray vaccine is showing promise as an effective way of immunising children against flu, according to US researchers. Researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in the US found the

The World's largest organisaion of eye doctors called for more studies into the newly approved impotence drug, Viagra, and said users with some types of eye problems should stay away from higher

A British Government attempt to have the worldwide ban on British beef exports declared illegal under the European Union law failed in the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg on Tuesday. In the

Two meat factories in Northern Ireland have been given a clean bill of health by European Commission veterinary inspectors. The move could lead within weeks to the first exports of UK beef in more

In a softening of policy, Canada's health minister, has said he is willing to consider expanding a US$780m package to compensate hepatitis C sufferers infected through tainted

US scientists are excited by preliminary tests on mice that show that an experimental cancer treatment can kill tumours by cutting off supply to their blood stream, US media reports said on Monday. A

The European Court of Justice let the ban on worldwide exports of British beef stand, rejecting an attempt by the British government to have it declared

The way for the enunciation of a national policy on various aspects of blood transfusion Council approving the recommendations of a three-member experts committee in this regard. The proposed policy

It sounds too good to be true, and it may well be, but the data on mice look promising. Two drugs used in combination shrunk huge tumors to the vanishing point, without causing side effects or

The work on the ambitious Bhopal Hospital Project along with several dispensaries being set up in areas affected by the Union Carbide gas disaster in December 1984 by the Bhopal Hospital Trust with