10 Ways to Look 5 Years Younger
Be Careful With Color, Brighten Up With Concealer, Perk Up a Saggy Butt, Shine On, Find the Perfect Bra, Give Some Lip Service, Fake an Eye Lift, Lose the Powder Makeup, Get a Little Cheeky, Mix Things Up
[Views:410] [Sun, Dec 13, 2009] [Full Article]

Sabaragamuwa University closed over spread of viral flu
Lectures at the Sabaragamuwa University have been suspended for two weeks from today due to the spread of a viral flu, Vice Chancellor on the University Prof. Mahinda S. Rupasinghe said. He said that he took this decision after consulting his staff members and the medical authorities.
[Views:457] [Sun, Dec 06, 2009] [Full Article]

Indian drugs manufacturer objects to ban by Lanka
An Indian drugs manufacturer is to strongly object to Sri Lanka’s decision to ban the import of certain drugs from India. Kilitch Drugs India Ltd will file strong objection to this order through the India Embassy or other suitable forums, the Indian media reported.
[Views:444] [Mon, Nov 23, 2009] [Full Article]

Ministry brings new vaccine to counter Novel Influenza AH1N1
In a bid to counter the spread of Novel Influenza AH1N1, the Ministry of Health Care and Nutrition is to immediately import an injection called “Novel A H1N1 2009”, which has been approved by the World Health Organization, to treat patients.
[Views:462] [Sun, Nov 22, 2009] [Full Article]

Principal becomes first A-H1N1 victim in Kurunagala
The first death in Kurunagala from the A H1N1 influenza was reported today with the demise of a 58 year old school principal who had been admitted to the Kurunagala Teaching Hospital yesterday with symptoms of the flu.
[Views:373] [Sat, Nov 21, 2009] [Full Article]

Central province schools close from Monday over A-H1N1
All schools in the Central Province will close from Monday over fears the A-H1N1 virus is spreading in the area, Central province governor Tikiri Kobakaduwa told Daily Mirror online. He said the school vacation which is scheduled for December 9 will be given early with the school closure.
[Views:383] [Thu, Nov 19, 2009] [Full Article]

First case of swine flu from Ratnapura detected today
The first case of swine flu from the Ratnapura District has been detected from a young girl, the Sabaragamuwa Provincial Health Services Director, Dr Kapila Kannagara said.
[Views:261] [Wed, Oct 28, 2009] [Full Article]

CID to investigate Ratnapura Hospital incidences
The Health Ministry has instructed the CID to conduct an investigation into the incident where glass pieces were found inside two vaccines.
[Views:266] [Wed, Oct 21, 2009] [Full Article]

Flue scanner at Katunayaka Airport to be deactivated
The two medical scanners set up at the Bandaranaike International Airport to spot people with Swine flu like symptoms are to be deactivated as the flu had already spread throughout the country and it is now deemed unnecessary to scan people who are coming from abroad further, Dr Risintha Premaratne, Consultant Epidemiologist of the Health Ministry told Daily Mirror online.
[Views:256] [Sun, Oct 18, 2009] [Full Article]

Rubella vaccine death in March: Charge sheet on person who administered vaccine
The Healthcare and Nutrition Ministry has issued a charge sheet to the person who administered the Rubella vaccine to the student Peshala Hansini who died in March.
[Views:285] [Fri, Oct 16, 2009] [Full Article]

Now you CATCH obesity ...spreading fat cells are linked to a virus
Obesity can be 'caught' from another individual in the same way as a cold, scientists suggest.
[Views:1333] [Mon, Jan 26, 2009] [Full Article]

Sri Lanka kidney disease epidemic leaves doctors baffled
Doctors and researchers are puzzled by a sharp rise in chronic kidney disease among farming communities in the North Central province of Sri Lanka.
[Views:1871] [Tue, Aug 12, 2008] [Full Article]

The Migraine Diet
Is there really a diet that might help you control painful migraine headaches? While the research isn't conclusive, some studies suggest that certain foods or drinks can trigger a headache or make a migraine worse.
[Views:2153] [Mon, Apr 07, 2008] [Full Article]

Babies 'know language in the womb'
BABIES begin to learn their mother tongue in the womb and can recognise a foreign language within days of birth, scientists say.
[Views:2895] [Sat, Feb 23, 2008] [Full Article]

Women with larger breasts 'have higher diabetes risk'
Young women with larger than average breasts may have a higher risk of developing diabetes, a new study shows.
[Views:2689] [Wed, Jan 30, 2008] [Full Article]

Reverse The Two-Year Sex Slump
I have never known a couple who didn't face a decline in their physical passion after a few years. It seems that two years into a relationship, more or less, is a typical time when couples are forced to confront the fact that sex has a shelf life.
[Views:2779] [Mon, Jan 28, 2008] [Full Article]

Caffeine: Good For Your Skin
We all know what caffeine can do for our moods in the morning, but caffeine is also increasingly celebrated in the dermatological community for its impact on the skin. For years, caffeine's ability to quickly and effectively constrict blood vessels has made it a valued topical ingredient, particularly in products designed to minimize facial flushing.
[Views:1312] [Fri, Jan 25, 2008] [Full Article]

Sri Lanka bans poultry from India
Sri Lanka has banned import of chicken from India in the wake of outbreak of bird flu in West Bengal.
[Views:866] [Thu, Jan 24, 2008] [Full Article]

Why do humans kiss?
Her eyes are wide as they stare into yours. You wrap your arm around her waist and pull her in close. She touches your face and you lean in, tilt your head – to the right, of course – and your lips connect. The rushing sensation leaves you little room to wonder, “Why the hell am I doing this anyway?”
[Views:1186] [Sun, Jan 20, 2008] [Full Article]

Why Men Don't Talk
Don't be so shocked - guys do actually talk, and not just about Tom Brady's quarterback rating. Most women think their man is the strong, silent type (or maybe the oblivious, silent type), and they wonder why he doesn't share his feelings.
[Views:910] [Tue, Jan 01, 2008] [Full Article]