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Panaji, April 21 The Ruby Hall Cancer Centre and Cancer Mitra organised a ‘Cancer Meet’ at S M Joshi Hall on the occasion of World Health Day.The programme included an interactive session with cancer experts along with a display of awareness posters and an exhibition on a complete range of rehabilitation products and services required by cancer patients.

This type of exhibition was organised for the first time in the city of Pune. More than 300 patients and relatives attended the programme.

New Delhi: With an eye on foreign patients, Apollo Hospitals is setting up a medicity near Pune that will offer "first rate ayurveda treatment".

The hospital has signed an agreement with Hindustan Construction Co (HCC), a real estate firm, to set up the medicity inside the upcoming hill station named Lavasa in Maharashtra.

"It's a joint venture between HCC and Apollo. The medicity is coming up over an area of 200 acres," said HCC chairman and managing director Ajit Gulabchand.

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Pune, September 27 Human bones, insect repellants, syringes, and tonnes and tonnes of plastic. These were found among the over 17 tonnes of garbage collected on Pune’s river banks in September last year during a massive cleanliness drive led by youth action group Friends Society as part of the International Coastal Clean-up (ICC). This year, the drive will focus on infusing sustainability in the cleanliness campaign, going beyond mere garbage collection to creating awareness about garbage reduction at source.

PUNE: The first phase of the Rs 1.7-crore nature park on the bank of the Muredha nullah in Pune Camp was inaugurated on Thursday. The first phase of the park, from the Exhibition road to the Gurudwara road, covering a length of 352 metres and a basement area of 15,000 square metres, was thrown open to public by Lieutenant General Aditya Singh, general-officer-commanding-in-chief (GOC-in-C) of Southern Command.

Pune, August 28: Seven-year-old Bharati Gore from Kasarwadi loves going to school. She missed the initial years due to blindness in one eye but after a corneal transplant, she now excels in academics. Bharati had to wait long for a donor — almost two years before she could get the transplant done.

Pune: A 250-bed state-of-the-art hospital in Pune's Magarpatta City is expected to be a boon for victims of accidents on the highways linking Pune, Solapur and Ahmednagar because of its accessibility.

"It takes at least an hour from the city to transfer victims of serious highway accidents to Ruby Hall and Jehangir Hospitals - thus losing precious time, especially in that golden hour so essential in providing medical care for critically injured patients," said Dr Dilip Mane, Internal Medicine, and Managing Director of Noble Hospital, Pune's newest multi-speciality facility.

Pune, June 16: Discussions on topics as varied as censorship and citizen’s journalism, ‘Blogcamp Pune’ — Pune’s first blog unconference held at Symbiosis Centre for Information Technology (SCIT) — was attended by over 120 bloggers — both the recent converts and the veterans — from Pune, Mumbai and Goa.

The one-day unconference being the city’s first blogger-targeted event, there were informal discussions peppered with tech-talk. It also provided a platform for unmasking new-age concepts aimed at the net-savvy generation.

Urali Devachi (Maharashtra), June 12 : The industrial and commercial waste generated from Pune that is dumped in Urali Devachi, about 25 kilometers from the city, is creating a host of problems for the nearby villagers.

Urali Devachi village has been turned into a garbage dumping ground for tonnes of waste generated by the city's nearly five million plus population.

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) shifted the dumping ground from Kothrud to Urali Devachi, located on Pune-Saswad road, in 1999.

PUNE, MAY 23: Just like dialysis purifies the blood of patients whose kidneys have failed, here’s a therapeutic device — the hemopurifier — that can remove live dengue virus from fluids.

Researchers at the National Institute of Virology (NIV) have found that the device, developed by a private firm, can remove 99.6 per cent of live dengue virus from fluids within half-an-hour.