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"Mystery Over Origins Of Covid Could Have Consequences For...": Panel
The parliamentary standing committee on Health and Family Welfare has strongly recommended to the government to reckon its diplomacy to appeal to the comity of nations to conduct studies to identify the origin of Covid-19.
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Parliamentary Panel Presses for Accommodation for All Doctors at AIIMS
Noting that several doctors and senior faculty members have not been provided accommodation at AIIMS, a parliamentary panel has urged the Health Ministry to accord priority to the issue.
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Parliament Panel for 'Thorough Review' of AIIMS Governance Model
A parliamentary panel has proposed a thorough review of AIIMS' existing model of governance, which has been in place for the last 60 years, and also called for the governing body of the premier institute to have "equitable representation" so that its faculty can put forward their views and ideas.
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Pharma companies deny wrongdoing in introducing new drugs
According to the parliamentary standing committee on health and family Welfare, headed by Brajesh Pathak, on scrutiny of 39 drugs on which information was available, the committee found shortcomings.
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"Mystery Over Origins Of Covid Could Have Consequences For...": Panel
The parliamentary standing committee on Health and Family Welfare has strongly recommended to the government to reckon its diplomacy to appeal to the comity of nations to conduct studies to identify the origin of Covid-19.
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Parliamentary Panel Presses for Accommodation for All Doctors at AIIMS
Noting that several doctors and senior faculty members have not been provided accommodation at AIIMS, a parliamentary panel has urged the Health Ministry to accord priority to the issue.
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Parliament Panel for 'Thorough Review' of AIIMS Governance Model
A parliamentary panel has proposed a thorough review of AIIMS' existing model of governance, which has been in place for the last 60 years, and also called for the governing body of the premier institute to have "equitable representation" so that its faculty can put forward their views and ideas.
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Pharma companies deny wrongdoing in introducing new drugs
According to the parliamentary standing committee on health and family Welfare, headed by Brajesh Pathak, on scrutiny of 39 drugs on which information was available, the committee found shortcomings.
