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With this banner title the journal Health and Medicine Week, 15 Feb 2013, reports the publication Acta Haematology (2013; 129:159)*. The success of this investigation is the result of a cooperation between LMU Munich and TU Munich, that started in the Medical Physics Department, Helmholz Research Centre, Oberschleißheim, led by Dr. Georg Burger.

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The New Generation Sequencing (NGS) of DNA is making a big impact. The 27th Annual Meeting of German Society of Human Genetics is scheduled in Lübeck, 16-18 March 2016. The Congress President, Prof Dr Gabriele Gillessen-Kaesbach announced the plenary session speakers. Sir John Burn (Newcastle, UK) will treat the theme Clinical Diagnosis with DNA Analysis and Dennis Lo (Hong Kong) will speak on Cell-free Circulating DNA for Prenatal Genetic Diagnosis. Both of them shall elaborate the impact of the New Generation Sequencing (NGS).

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The achievements of ancient India in the literary and intellectual pursuits like astronomy, mathematics, science and their applications in the areas of metallurgy, transport, medicine and surgery were astonishing and received attention from Persia, Greece and China. In the rest of Europe understanding and appreciation for India had to wait long. For example the brilliant order and function of the phonetic alphabet of ancient India is still generally unknown to the rest of the world.

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