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Indian-American Medical Student Rijul Maini Crowned Miss India USA 2023
Ms Maini wants to become a surgeon and inspire women everywhere by being an example.
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Indian American Surgeon Sentenced To 5 Years For $3.3 Million Bribe
US District Judge Josephine L. Staton gave Dr. Lokesh S. Tantuwaya, 55, of San Diego, California, a 5-year imprisonment as well as a $3.3 million forfeiture order.
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Indian American Vivek Murthy, Arun Majumdar Likely Faces In Biden's Cabinet: Report
Two eminent India-Americans, including former US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, are among the potential Cabinet picks in the next Biden-Harris Administration, according to media reports.
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Indian-American Surgeon Appointed CEO Of Amazon-JP Morgan Venture
Eminent Indian-American surgeon, writer and public health innovator Atul Gawande has been named as the CEO of a new US employee health care company, a joint venture between Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, the three American majors announced today.
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Indian-American Doctors Body Shocked Over Vivek Murthy's Sacking
Vivek Murthy, 39, the first Indian-American appointed by the Obama regime as the Surgeon General, was dismissed last week to bring new leadership to the vital public health sector.
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Trump Administration Asks Indian-American Surgeon General To Step Down
Indian-American Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, appointed by the previous Obama regime, has been asked to step down by the Trump administration to put its own leadership in place.
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Indian-Origin Surgeon General Vivek Murthy Presented With Pride of Community Award
Indian-origin US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has been presented with the Pride of the Community Award by a prominent Hindu advocacy group.
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6 Indian-Origin Authors in New York Times' 100 Notable Books of 2014
Indian-origin American surgeon and author, Atul Gawande as well as historian Ramachandra Guha are among five authors with an Indian connection who figure in the New York Times Book Review's list of 100 Notable Books of 2014.
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Indian-American Doctors Create Endowment for Medical Research
The American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), one of the most influential professional bodies in the US, has set up a fund to encourage young medical researchers of Indian origin with an endowment created by a Texas plastic surgeon, Dr. Rajaram Bala.
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US Congresswoman Calls for Senate Confirmation of Vivek Murthy
A Democratic Congresswoman from New York has asked the Senate to confirm Indian-American Dr Vivek Murthy as the Surgeon General of the US.
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White House stands by Vivek Murthy for the post of surgeon general
In the face of strong opposition from the powerful gun lobby, the White House is standing by President Barack Obama's pick for surgeon general, Indian American Vivek Murthy, an ardent supporter of Obama's healthcare law.
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Lack of Exercise Makes Indian Bones Weaker
Indian bones are conventionally weaker, deformed and more osteoporosis-prone compared to Americans or Britons, say leading knee replacement surgeons who participated in a knowledge-sharing exercise here on replacement surgeries.The exercise also threw...
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Now, fraud charges against 'Dr Death'
India-born American surgeon Jayant Patel will face separate trials for fraud and medical-related charges.
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Indian-American Medical Student Rijul Maini Crowned Miss India USA 2023
Ms Maini wants to become a surgeon and inspire women everywhere by being an example.
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Indian American Surgeon Sentenced To 5 Years For $3.3 Million Bribe
US District Judge Josephine L. Staton gave Dr. Lokesh S. Tantuwaya, 55, of San Diego, California, a 5-year imprisonment as well as a $3.3 million forfeiture order.
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Indian American Vivek Murthy, Arun Majumdar Likely Faces In Biden's Cabinet: Report
Two eminent India-Americans, including former US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, are among the potential Cabinet picks in the next Biden-Harris Administration, according to media reports.
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Indian-American Surgeon Appointed CEO Of Amazon-JP Morgan Venture
Eminent Indian-American surgeon, writer and public health innovator Atul Gawande has been named as the CEO of a new US employee health care company, a joint venture between Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, the three American majors announced today.
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Indian-American Doctors Body Shocked Over Vivek Murthy's Sacking
Vivek Murthy, 39, the first Indian-American appointed by the Obama regime as the Surgeon General, was dismissed last week to bring new leadership to the vital public health sector.
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Trump Administration Asks Indian-American Surgeon General To Step Down
Indian-American Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, appointed by the previous Obama regime, has been asked to step down by the Trump administration to put its own leadership in place.
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Indian-Origin Surgeon General Vivek Murthy Presented With Pride of Community Award
Indian-origin US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has been presented with the Pride of the Community Award by a prominent Hindu advocacy group.
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6 Indian-Origin Authors in New York Times' 100 Notable Books of 2014
Indian-origin American surgeon and author, Atul Gawande as well as historian Ramachandra Guha are among five authors with an Indian connection who figure in the New York Times Book Review's list of 100 Notable Books of 2014.
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Indian-American Doctors Create Endowment for Medical Research
The American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), one of the most influential professional bodies in the US, has set up a fund to encourage young medical researchers of Indian origin with an endowment created by a Texas plastic surgeon, Dr. Rajaram Bala.
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US Congresswoman Calls for Senate Confirmation of Vivek Murthy
A Democratic Congresswoman from New York has asked the Senate to confirm Indian-American Dr Vivek Murthy as the Surgeon General of the US.
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White House stands by Vivek Murthy for the post of surgeon general
In the face of strong opposition from the powerful gun lobby, the White House is standing by President Barack Obama's pick for surgeon general, Indian American Vivek Murthy, an ardent supporter of Obama's healthcare law.
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Lack of Exercise Makes Indian Bones Weaker
Indian bones are conventionally weaker, deformed and more osteoporosis-prone compared to Americans or Britons, say leading knee replacement surgeons who participated in a knowledge-sharing exercise here on replacement surgeries.The exercise also threw...
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Now, fraud charges against 'Dr Death'
India-born American surgeon Jayant Patel will face separate trials for fraud and medical-related charges.
