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Woman Gets Pain Relief Prescription From Bumble Match. Read The Hilarious Post
A woman recently shared a heartwarming story on X (formerly Twitter) about her positive experience on dating app Bumble.
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Odisha's Directive To Doctors After Court's 'Zig-Zag Handwriting' Observation
The Odisha government has asked all doctors to write prescriptions in legible handwriting, an official notification said.
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"Write In Capital Letters": High Court On Doctors' "Zigzag Handwriting"
The Orissa High Court has directed the state government to issue a circular asking doctors to write all prescriptions and medico-legal reports in legible handwriting, if possible, in capital letters or in a typed form.
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This Rajasthan Poll Candidate Is Giving Out Prescriptions With Promises
Dr. Deepak Ghogra has been walking around Rajasthan's Dungarpur campaigning for good health and the upcoming assembly elections. The doctor is on the campaign trail with a stethoscope around his neck.
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Top Medical Body Suggests Dos And Don't For Doctors' Signboards, Prescriptions
A doctor should not use an unusually large signboard and write on it anything other than his name, qualifications, titles, specialty or registration number, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has suggested.
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Mandatory Prescription Of Generic Drugs Rule Put On Hold By Medical Panel
The National Medical Commission (NMC) on Thursday put on hold the regulations that make it mandatory for doctors to prescribe generic drugs and bar them from accepting gifts from pharma companies or endorsing any drug brands.
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Doctors' Body Seeks Withdrawal Of Mandatory Prescription Of Generic Medicines
The IMA has written to Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya seeking withdrawal of National Medical Commission (NMC) regulations on mandatory prescription of generic drugs till there is quality assurance of all medicines.
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Delhi Chemists Asked Not To Sell Painkillers Without Prescription
The Delhi government's Department of Drugs Control has asked all chemical associations in the city to not sell drugs like Aspirin and Ibuprofen without a doctor's prescription, amid rising incidence of vector-borne diseases.
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Do You Struggle To Read A Doctor's Prescription? Google To Now Help You Decode It
The feature which will be rolled out on Google Lens will allow users to either take a picture of the prescription or upload one from the photo library.
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Google for India 2022 Highlights: Reading Doctor's Prescriptions, Multisearch for Indian Launguages, More
Google announced a bunch of new features at its annual Google for India event on Monday, showcasing an AI feature that will identify and highlight medicines present in a prescription. The search engine giant also announced improved search functionality, including a Multisearch function that lets users search with both text and images, and a ‘sear...
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Viral Photo: Doctor Writes Prescription In Hindi, Uses Shri Hari Instead Of Rx
Dr Sarvesh Singh in Madhya Pradesh's Satna prescribed five different types of medicines to a patient with their names mentioned in Hindi.
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Doctors Can Write Shri Hari On Prescription Slips, Shivraj Chouhan Jokes
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan while addressing Hindi Vyakhyan programme at Bharat Bhawan in the state capital Bhopal said, "Why can't the names of medicines be written in Hindi."
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Kerala Doctor's Super Neat Writing On Prescription Goes Viral
Dr Nithin Narayanan said his sister taught him to write in a four-letter book, and he has followed it till now.
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On Covid Antibody Therapy, Top Virologist: "Unethical, Unscientific"
Top virologist Dr Gagandeep Kang has called the prescription of monoclonal antibody therapy by the doctors in the private hospitals of the country for the treatment of Omicron variant of COVID-19 patients "unethical, immoral and unscientific".
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Booster Dose For 60+: Prescription Not Needed To Prove Comorbidity
People above 60 with comorbidities do not need to show a doctor certificate or prescription to show they belong to the high-risk category to be eligible for a "precaution dose" or booster against COVID-19.
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Woman Gets Pain Relief Prescription From Bumble Match. Read The Hilarious Post
A woman recently shared a heartwarming story on X (formerly Twitter) about her positive experience on dating app Bumble.
-
Odisha's Directive To Doctors After Court's 'Zig-Zag Handwriting' Observation
The Odisha government has asked all doctors to write prescriptions in legible handwriting, an official notification said.
-
"Write In Capital Letters": High Court On Doctors' "Zigzag Handwriting"
The Orissa High Court has directed the state government to issue a circular asking doctors to write all prescriptions and medico-legal reports in legible handwriting, if possible, in capital letters or in a typed form.
-
This Rajasthan Poll Candidate Is Giving Out Prescriptions With Promises
Dr. Deepak Ghogra has been walking around Rajasthan's Dungarpur campaigning for good health and the upcoming assembly elections. The doctor is on the campaign trail with a stethoscope around his neck.
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Top Medical Body Suggests Dos And Don't For Doctors' Signboards, Prescriptions
A doctor should not use an unusually large signboard and write on it anything other than his name, qualifications, titles, specialty or registration number, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has suggested.
-
Mandatory Prescription Of Generic Drugs Rule Put On Hold By Medical Panel
The National Medical Commission (NMC) on Thursday put on hold the regulations that make it mandatory for doctors to prescribe generic drugs and bar them from accepting gifts from pharma companies or endorsing any drug brands.
-
Doctors' Body Seeks Withdrawal Of Mandatory Prescription Of Generic Medicines
The IMA has written to Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya seeking withdrawal of National Medical Commission (NMC) regulations on mandatory prescription of generic drugs till there is quality assurance of all medicines.
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Delhi Chemists Asked Not To Sell Painkillers Without Prescription
The Delhi government's Department of Drugs Control has asked all chemical associations in the city to not sell drugs like Aspirin and Ibuprofen without a doctor's prescription, amid rising incidence of vector-borne diseases.
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Do You Struggle To Read A Doctor's Prescription? Google To Now Help You Decode It
The feature which will be rolled out on Google Lens will allow users to either take a picture of the prescription or upload one from the photo library.
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Google for India 2022 Highlights: Reading Doctor's Prescriptions, Multisearch for Indian Launguages, More
Google announced a bunch of new features at its annual Google for India event on Monday, showcasing an AI feature that will identify and highlight medicines present in a prescription. The search engine giant also announced improved search functionality, including a Multisearch function that lets users search with both text and images, and a ‘sear...
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Viral Photo: Doctor Writes Prescription In Hindi, Uses Shri Hari Instead Of Rx
Dr Sarvesh Singh in Madhya Pradesh's Satna prescribed five different types of medicines to a patient with their names mentioned in Hindi.
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Doctors Can Write Shri Hari On Prescription Slips, Shivraj Chouhan Jokes
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan while addressing Hindi Vyakhyan programme at Bharat Bhawan in the state capital Bhopal said, "Why can't the names of medicines be written in Hindi."
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Kerala Doctor's Super Neat Writing On Prescription Goes Viral
Dr Nithin Narayanan said his sister taught him to write in a four-letter book, and he has followed it till now.
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On Covid Antibody Therapy, Top Virologist: "Unethical, Unscientific"
Top virologist Dr Gagandeep Kang has called the prescription of monoclonal antibody therapy by the doctors in the private hospitals of the country for the treatment of Omicron variant of COVID-19 patients "unethical, immoral and unscientific".
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Booster Dose For 60+: Prescription Not Needed To Prove Comorbidity
People above 60 with comorbidities do not need to show a doctor certificate or prescription to show they belong to the high-risk category to be eligible for a "precaution dose" or booster against COVID-19.
