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'Inflated' Bill, 'Humiliation': What Led 3 Boys To Kill Delhi Doctor
A dispute over a bill of Rs 1,200 led three teenagers to murder a doctor in Delhi.
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Drunk Rajasthan Doctor Hits 3 With Car While Entering Hospital, 1 Dead
A man was killed and two women injured allegedly after being hit by a car driven by a drunk doctor in Rajasthan's Nagaur on Thursday, police said.
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Mystery Strain Of "Severe" Hepatitis Kills 1 Child, Cases In 11 Countries: WHO
Public health alerts in the United States and Europe have asked doctors to be on the lookout for the condition, and to test children for adenovirus if they suspect hepatitis.
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Covid Grows Less Deadly In US As Doctors Gain Practice, Drugs Improve
Covid-19 continues to kill close to 1,000 Americans a day. But for those who develop dangerous cases of the infection, advances in medical care and the growing experience of doctors are improving the chances of survival.
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Gangster Vikas Dubey Had 3 Bullet Injuries In Chest, 1 In Hand: Doctor
Vikas Dubey, who was shot dead by police on Friday, had received four bullet injuries, three of them in the chest, said the principal of a medical college where the gangster was brought.
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Indian Doctors Fight Coronavirus With Raincoats, Helmets: Report
Shortages of protective health gear in the country are forcing some doctors to use raincoats and motorbike helmets while fighting the coronavirus outbreak.
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1 Killed, Another Critical After Firing In Bihar
Doctors say the professor is seriously injured and critical.
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A Century After World War 1, Search For A Soldier's Identity
In a hospital mortuary in eastern France, the forensic doctor Bruno Fremont examines a gaping hole in the skull of a soldier killed by shrapnel a century ago, at the Battle of Verdun during World War One.
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1 Doctor Dead, Several Seriously Injured In New York Shooting: Report
One doctor was killed and five people were seriously injured when a shooter opened fire at a New York hospital Friday, in what is believed to be a "workplace-related" incident, the city's mayor said.
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Heat Wave in Telangana, Andhra Double its Usual Duration, Say Officials
A heat wave in India has killed at least 1,371 people this week as temperatures soar above 47 Celsius (116.6 Fahrenheit), and doctors' leave has been cancelled to help cope with the sick.
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Consignment of Experimental Ebola Drug Arrives in Liberia
A consignment of experimental Ebola drugs arrived by plane in Liberia on Wednesday to treat two doctors suffering from the virus, which has killed more than 1,000 people across four West African countries.
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Asia on Alert With Thermal Cameras, Doctors as Ebola Declared Global Risk
Asian nations are using thermal imaging cameras and posting doctors at airports to screen out sick travellers as health authorities scramble to avert any outbreak of the Ebola virus that has killed almost 1,000 people in West Africa.
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Police, protesters clash at Tahrir Square: 1 dead, over 600 injured
A demonstrator was killed and hundreds of people injured as Egyptian police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to break up a sit-in organised by some of the driving forces behind the Arab Spring revolt. The dead man sustained a bullet wound to the chest, a doctor on the scene said.
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'Inflated' Bill, 'Humiliation': What Led 3 Boys To Kill Delhi Doctor
A dispute over a bill of Rs 1,200 led three teenagers to murder a doctor in Delhi.
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Drunk Rajasthan Doctor Hits 3 With Car While Entering Hospital, 1 Dead
A man was killed and two women injured allegedly after being hit by a car driven by a drunk doctor in Rajasthan's Nagaur on Thursday, police said.
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Mystery Strain Of "Severe" Hepatitis Kills 1 Child, Cases In 11 Countries: WHO
Public health alerts in the United States and Europe have asked doctors to be on the lookout for the condition, and to test children for adenovirus if they suspect hepatitis.
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Covid Grows Less Deadly In US As Doctors Gain Practice, Drugs Improve
Covid-19 continues to kill close to 1,000 Americans a day. But for those who develop dangerous cases of the infection, advances in medical care and the growing experience of doctors are improving the chances of survival.
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Gangster Vikas Dubey Had 3 Bullet Injuries In Chest, 1 In Hand: Doctor
Vikas Dubey, who was shot dead by police on Friday, had received four bullet injuries, three of them in the chest, said the principal of a medical college where the gangster was brought.
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Indian Doctors Fight Coronavirus With Raincoats, Helmets: Report
Shortages of protective health gear in the country are forcing some doctors to use raincoats and motorbike helmets while fighting the coronavirus outbreak.
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1 Killed, Another Critical After Firing In Bihar
Doctors say the professor is seriously injured and critical.
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A Century After World War 1, Search For A Soldier's Identity
In a hospital mortuary in eastern France, the forensic doctor Bruno Fremont examines a gaping hole in the skull of a soldier killed by shrapnel a century ago, at the Battle of Verdun during World War One.
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1 Doctor Dead, Several Seriously Injured In New York Shooting: Report
One doctor was killed and five people were seriously injured when a shooter opened fire at a New York hospital Friday, in what is believed to be a "workplace-related" incident, the city's mayor said.
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Heat Wave in Telangana, Andhra Double its Usual Duration, Say Officials
A heat wave in India has killed at least 1,371 people this week as temperatures soar above 47 Celsius (116.6 Fahrenheit), and doctors' leave has been cancelled to help cope with the sick.
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Consignment of Experimental Ebola Drug Arrives in Liberia
A consignment of experimental Ebola drugs arrived by plane in Liberia on Wednesday to treat two doctors suffering from the virus, which has killed more than 1,000 people across four West African countries.
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Asia on Alert With Thermal Cameras, Doctors as Ebola Declared Global Risk
Asian nations are using thermal imaging cameras and posting doctors at airports to screen out sick travellers as health authorities scramble to avert any outbreak of the Ebola virus that has killed almost 1,000 people in West Africa.
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Police, protesters clash at Tahrir Square: 1 dead, over 600 injured
A demonstrator was killed and hundreds of people injured as Egyptian police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to break up a sit-in organised by some of the driving forces behind the Arab Spring revolt. The dead man sustained a bullet wound to the chest, a doctor on the scene said.
