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2 Teenagers Enter Delhi Hospital, Get Dressing Done, Shoot Doctor Dead
A 55-year-old doctor was shot dead at a private nursing home in Delhi's Jaitpur last night, less than two months after the rape-murder of a 31-year-old doctor in Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital.
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Diary Found Near Kolkata Doctor's Body Had Gold Medal, Top Hospitals' Dream
The young doctor whose life was brutally cut short at RG Kar Hospital less than two weeks ago, harboured big dreams of winning a gold medal and other big honours in medicine.
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Indian Doctors A Beacon Of Hope As Turkey Reels Under Cold After Quake
Turkey earthquake: The Indian Army has set up a field hospital in Turkey's Hatay to assist the earthquake-affected people. Set up in less than six hours, the hospital is functioning round the clock to treat the injured.
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Amid Rise In Non-Covid Patient Load, Mumbai Doctors Want Vacancies Filled
There has been a rapid decline in the number of daily COVID-19 cases in Mumbai - once the country's largest hotspot. Data shows that over the last few weeks Maharashtra's capital city has been reporting less than 500 cases and no more than 10 deaths.
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Doctors Go Online to Treat Patients Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
As health system grapples with the coronavirus, doctors are increasingly going online to consult with patients suffering less critical or chronic diseases, while the Indian economy prepares to emerge from a nationwide lockdown.
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120 Assam Tea Garden Workers Dead Due To Toxic Liquor, 350 In Hospital
The number of tea plantation workers who died after consuming toxic illicit liquor in Assam has gone up to 120. More than350 people are in hospital. The deaths come less than two weeks after more than 100 people died in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand from drinking illegally produced alcohol, known locally as hooch or country liquor.
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Pune's "Doctor For Beggars" Treats His Patients On Streets, 6 Days A Week
The homeless and beggars in Pune have one thing less to worry about -- medical care. They get free medicines, weekly check-ups and necessary treatment on the streets. And if they need special care or even surgeries, they are taken to hospitals and all the expenses are taken care of by a doctor.
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Patients Treated By Female Doctors Less Likely To Die: Study
Elderly patients treated by female physicians in hospitals are less likely to die or to be readmitted, according to Harvard researchers, including one of Indian-origin.
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BlackBerry Considering Making Bacteria-Free Smartphone
"Health-care workers have to be worried about one less thing to wipe down," said Chen while announcing the plans.
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Why a million Indians live in unbearable pain
Morphine is considered a "gold standard" by the World Health Organization or WHO for pain relief. Across the world, countries use oral morphine for terminally ill patients to kill pain. But in India, less than 0.4 per cent have medical access to morphine. Doctors don't prescribe it, hospitals don't store it and pharmaceutical companies don't manufa...
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Dara Singh discharged with 'no hope' of recovery
Wrestler-turned-actor Dara Singh, who has been battling for his life in a city hospital since the last four days, was tonight shifted back home after doctors said he has "less chance of recovery" due to significant damage to his brain.
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Jyoti Basu's ventilation support reduced
Basu's vital signs remained more or less the same as on Thursday morning and doctors of the medical board are constantly monitoring his condition.
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2 Teenagers Enter Delhi Hospital, Get Dressing Done, Shoot Doctor Dead
A 55-year-old doctor was shot dead at a private nursing home in Delhi's Jaitpur last night, less than two months after the rape-murder of a 31-year-old doctor in Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital.
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Diary Found Near Kolkata Doctor's Body Had Gold Medal, Top Hospitals' Dream
The young doctor whose life was brutally cut short at RG Kar Hospital less than two weeks ago, harboured big dreams of winning a gold medal and other big honours in medicine.
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Indian Doctors A Beacon Of Hope As Turkey Reels Under Cold After Quake
Turkey earthquake: The Indian Army has set up a field hospital in Turkey's Hatay to assist the earthquake-affected people. Set up in less than six hours, the hospital is functioning round the clock to treat the injured.
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Amid Rise In Non-Covid Patient Load, Mumbai Doctors Want Vacancies Filled
There has been a rapid decline in the number of daily COVID-19 cases in Mumbai - once the country's largest hotspot. Data shows that over the last few weeks Maharashtra's capital city has been reporting less than 500 cases and no more than 10 deaths.
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Doctors Go Online to Treat Patients Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
As health system grapples with the coronavirus, doctors are increasingly going online to consult with patients suffering less critical or chronic diseases, while the Indian economy prepares to emerge from a nationwide lockdown.
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120 Assam Tea Garden Workers Dead Due To Toxic Liquor, 350 In Hospital
The number of tea plantation workers who died after consuming toxic illicit liquor in Assam has gone up to 120. More than350 people are in hospital. The deaths come less than two weeks after more than 100 people died in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand from drinking illegally produced alcohol, known locally as hooch or country liquor.
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Pune's "Doctor For Beggars" Treats His Patients On Streets, 6 Days A Week
The homeless and beggars in Pune have one thing less to worry about -- medical care. They get free medicines, weekly check-ups and necessary treatment on the streets. And if they need special care or even surgeries, they are taken to hospitals and all the expenses are taken care of by a doctor.
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Patients Treated By Female Doctors Less Likely To Die: Study
Elderly patients treated by female physicians in hospitals are less likely to die or to be readmitted, according to Harvard researchers, including one of Indian-origin.
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BlackBerry Considering Making Bacteria-Free Smartphone
"Health-care workers have to be worried about one less thing to wipe down," said Chen while announcing the plans.
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Why a million Indians live in unbearable pain
Morphine is considered a "gold standard" by the World Health Organization or WHO for pain relief. Across the world, countries use oral morphine for terminally ill patients to kill pain. But in India, less than 0.4 per cent have medical access to morphine. Doctors don't prescribe it, hospitals don't store it and pharmaceutical companies don't manufa...
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Dara Singh discharged with 'no hope' of recovery
Wrestler-turned-actor Dara Singh, who has been battling for his life in a city hospital since the last four days, was tonight shifted back home after doctors said he has "less chance of recovery" due to significant damage to his brain.
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Jyoti Basu's ventilation support reduced
Basu's vital signs remained more or less the same as on Thursday morning and doctors of the medical board are constantly monitoring his condition.
