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1 Doctor For Over 5,500 Inmates, MP Jails Struggle With Healthcare Crisis
The prisons in Madhya Pradesh are facing a severe crisis in health services, with a staggering 72.4 per cent positions of doctors and 47.4 per cent positions of other medical staff remaining vacant.
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UK Vows To Overhaul Mental Healthcare After Fatal Stabbing In Nottingham
The UK government on Tuesday pledged to prioritise mental health as a report into a fatal stabbing rampage by a psychotic patient identified a litany of errors by medical authorities.
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An Ice-cream Truck Packed With Corpses As Gaza Is Pounded By Israel
Hamas, which has controlled the enclave since 2007, said Monday that 1,000 bodies could still be under rubble and warned of diseases spreading.
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139 Women Gave Birth, 319 Got Crucial Care Since Start Of Manipur Crisis: Centre
As many as 319 pregnant women, including 19 in the high-risk category, have received crucial antenatal care in strife-torn Manipur, while 139 pregnant women have given birth to babies since the onset of the current crisis in the state till July 24.
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Pakistan Hospitals Running Out Of Insulin, Disprin, Other Medicines
The ongoing economic crisis in Pakistan has badly hit the healthcare system where patients have been struggling for essential medicines.
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"No Beds, Not Enough Doctors": UK's Healthcare System In Crisis
As nurses went on strike on Wednesday, with its focus on low pay, the extent of the crisis facing patients in the UK's state-run National Health Service (NHS) is being laid bare.
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"Covid Situation In India Better Than Elsewhere": Vaccine Maker Adar Poonawalla
Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla on Sunday praised India's fight against the Covid pandemic, saying the government and the healthcare workers contributed largely to tackling the pandemic in the country.
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Rishi Sunak Calls For "Bold And Radical" Action To End UK Healthcare Crisis
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Saturday called for "bold and radical" action to reform the crisis-hit state healthcare system as he held emergency talks with health leaders.
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Lankan Hospitals Go Bankrupt, Surgeries Stopped, Patients Leave Untreated
An unprecedented economic crisis has dealt a body blow to a free and universal healthcare system that just months earlier was the envy of the country's South Asian neighbours.
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Hospital Crisis In Hong Kong Amid Worst Covid Outbreak
Hong Kong is in the throes of its worst-ever coronavirus outbreak, as residents are suddenly confronted with a severely overstretched healthcare system and a tightening of restrictions even as much of the world opens up.
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UN Releases Emergency Funds To Save Afghan Health System From Collapse
The United Nations aid chief said Wednesday he had released $45 million in emergency funds to help prevent Afghanistan's battered healthcare system from collapsing.
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Taliban Tells Berlin It Will Welcome German Investment, Aid: Report
The Taliban would welcome German investment in Afghanistan and help in areas including humanitarian aid, healthcare, education and infrastructure, the group's spokesman told Bild newspaper.
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National Health Authority, IIT Delhi To Strengthen India's COVID-19 Response
Recognising the role of innovations to strengthen India's response to COVID-19 crisis and preparedness for emerging healthcare needs, the National Health Authority has signed an MoU with the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi.
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Delhi's First Drive-In Vaccination Centre To Begin Operation On May 26
Delhi government has partnered with Akash Healthcare Super Hospital to open its first drive-in COVID vaccination centre at Vegas Mall in Dwarka.
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"Don't Force Us To...": Supreme Court To Centre On Delhi Oxygen Supply
The central government has to supply 700 metric tonnes of medical oxygen to Delhi everyday till further orders, the Supreme Court said this morning as the national capital fights a surge inCovid infections that has burdened the healthcare system.
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1 Doctor For Over 5,500 Inmates, MP Jails Struggle With Healthcare Crisis
The prisons in Madhya Pradesh are facing a severe crisis in health services, with a staggering 72.4 per cent positions of doctors and 47.4 per cent positions of other medical staff remaining vacant.
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UK Vows To Overhaul Mental Healthcare After Fatal Stabbing In Nottingham
The UK government on Tuesday pledged to prioritise mental health as a report into a fatal stabbing rampage by a psychotic patient identified a litany of errors by medical authorities.
-
An Ice-cream Truck Packed With Corpses As Gaza Is Pounded By Israel
Hamas, which has controlled the enclave since 2007, said Monday that 1,000 bodies could still be under rubble and warned of diseases spreading.
-
139 Women Gave Birth, 319 Got Crucial Care Since Start Of Manipur Crisis: Centre
As many as 319 pregnant women, including 19 in the high-risk category, have received crucial antenatal care in strife-torn Manipur, while 139 pregnant women have given birth to babies since the onset of the current crisis in the state till July 24.
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Pakistan Hospitals Running Out Of Insulin, Disprin, Other Medicines
The ongoing economic crisis in Pakistan has badly hit the healthcare system where patients have been struggling for essential medicines.
-
"No Beds, Not Enough Doctors": UK's Healthcare System In Crisis
As nurses went on strike on Wednesday, with its focus on low pay, the extent of the crisis facing patients in the UK's state-run National Health Service (NHS) is being laid bare.
-
"Covid Situation In India Better Than Elsewhere": Vaccine Maker Adar Poonawalla
Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla on Sunday praised India's fight against the Covid pandemic, saying the government and the healthcare workers contributed largely to tackling the pandemic in the country.
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Rishi Sunak Calls For "Bold And Radical" Action To End UK Healthcare Crisis
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Saturday called for "bold and radical" action to reform the crisis-hit state healthcare system as he held emergency talks with health leaders.
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Lankan Hospitals Go Bankrupt, Surgeries Stopped, Patients Leave Untreated
An unprecedented economic crisis has dealt a body blow to a free and universal healthcare system that just months earlier was the envy of the country's South Asian neighbours.
-
Hospital Crisis In Hong Kong Amid Worst Covid Outbreak
Hong Kong is in the throes of its worst-ever coronavirus outbreak, as residents are suddenly confronted with a severely overstretched healthcare system and a tightening of restrictions even as much of the world opens up.
-
UN Releases Emergency Funds To Save Afghan Health System From Collapse
The United Nations aid chief said Wednesday he had released $45 million in emergency funds to help prevent Afghanistan's battered healthcare system from collapsing.
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Taliban Tells Berlin It Will Welcome German Investment, Aid: Report
The Taliban would welcome German investment in Afghanistan and help in areas including humanitarian aid, healthcare, education and infrastructure, the group's spokesman told Bild newspaper.
-
National Health Authority, IIT Delhi To Strengthen India's COVID-19 Response
Recognising the role of innovations to strengthen India's response to COVID-19 crisis and preparedness for emerging healthcare needs, the National Health Authority has signed an MoU with the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi.
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Delhi's First Drive-In Vaccination Centre To Begin Operation On May 26
Delhi government has partnered with Akash Healthcare Super Hospital to open its first drive-in COVID vaccination centre at Vegas Mall in Dwarka.
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"Don't Force Us To...": Supreme Court To Centre On Delhi Oxygen Supply
The central government has to supply 700 metric tonnes of medical oxygen to Delhi everyday till further orders, the Supreme Court said this morning as the national capital fights a surge inCovid infections that has burdened the healthcare system.
