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Cola gets an artist going
Issue Date: Oct 15, 2006
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Stars' tantrums on cola controversy
Issue Date: Sep 15, 2006
Cola Controversy India
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Scientists to vouch for cola companies
Issue Date: Sep 15, 2006
Top Indian scientists may get a chance to do an Amitabh Bachchan or a Shah Rukh Khan, if cola firms have their way. Sensing that their regular brand ambassadors may not be enough to extricate them from the pesticide controversy, cola giants are planning to rope in scientists to restore the image of their tarnished products.
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Broad spectrum drugs rule India
Issue Date: Sep 15, 2006
Have an upset stomach? The usual course for many would be self-medication -- buy a ciprofloxacin dose (or any broad-spectrum drug) from the chemists, or just ask the chemist for a prescription.
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Divert, deny, dismiss and damn
Issue Date: Sep 15, 2006
What a line of attack! PepsiCo, in its advertisements to deny that it had pesticides in its drinks, said that there were more pesticides in tea, eggs, rice and apples. Coca-Cola, in its defence, has similarly argued that as everything in India is contaminated, its drinks are safe. They say this is being done to target them, because they are big brands and us multinationals. On the other hand, the pesticide industry, in its public response, wants the focus not to be on pesticides but on heavy metals and other contaminants.
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Swaziland AIDS victims against media campaign
Issue Date: Aug 31, 2006
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World cup organisers criticised for "unhealthy" sponsorships
Issue Date: Jul 31, 2006
Sponsorship The Lancet
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AIDS awareness campaign in West Bengal embarrasses many
Issue Date: Jul 15, 2006
HIV/AIDS West Bengal
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