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"2-Tier Security, Fit Cops, A Gun": Demands After Chennai Doctor Stabbed
A knife attack on an oncologist at Chennai's Kalaignar Centenary Hospital Wednesday - the doctor was stabbed seven times by the son of a patient and is in critical condition - has sparked furious protests from his colleagues.
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From AI Beds To Remote ICUs, Startups Are Plugging India's Health Gaps
Hospitals across India - as in much of the world - are often understaffed and doctors and nurses overworked resulting in small delays in patient care that can lead to life-threatening complications.
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Doctors Leave Pair Of Scissors In Woman's Abdomen, It Is Found 12 Years Later
Having undergone surgery to remove her appendix, a woman from Sikkim continued to suffer for over a decade more and several doctors failed to diagnose why. When the diagnosis was finally revealed earlier this month, it shocked her and her family.
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"Cancer Can Be Cured By Cleaning Cowshed, Lying There": UP Minister
Making a series of startling claims, a minister from Uttar Pradesh has said that cancer patients can cure themselves by cleaning cowsheds and lying in them, and the dosage of blood pressure medicines can be cut in half within 10 days by petting cows.
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"Right To Choose Death": Doctors Prepare Draft Guidelines For Terminally Ill Patients
The recently released Union Health Ministry's "Guidelines for Withdrawal of Life Support in Terminally ill Patients" was the result of joint brainstorming by as many as 25 doctors from across India.
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Mpox Case Detected In Kerala, Patient Recently Travelled From UAE
Kerala on Wednesday confirmed India's second Mpox, or monkeypox case, nine days after Delhi reported the country's first - a young man who had travelled from western Africa.
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Overcharging Re 1 From Patients Costs UP Government Hospital Employee His Job
Allegedly charging patients Rs 2 instead of the stipulated fee of Re 1 at a Community Health Centre (CHC) has cost a contractual employee his job here in eastern Uttar Pradesh, officials said.
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Mpox Virus Clade-2 Confirmed in Isolated Case in India, Health Ministry Activates Identification Protocols
The Health Ministry has confirmed an isolated case of Mpox virus Clade-2 in a patient who recently travelled from a country with ongoing Mpox transmission. The patient is in stable condition and isolated in a designated healthcare facility. Public health measures, including contact tracing and monitoring, have been implemented to prevent further sp...
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Andhra Doctors Remove 24-Week-Old 'Stone Baby' From Woman's Body
Doctors at the King George Hospital in Andhra Pradesh's Visakhapatnam successfully removed the calcified remains of a 24-week-old fetus from a patient's abdominal cavity.
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AIIMS Doctors To Continue Strike; Provide OPD Services At Jantar Mantar: Updates
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder LIVE Updates: The Resident Doctors' Association of AIIMS, New Delhi said that they will provide OPD services from Jantar Mantar today to demonstrate their unwavering commitment to patient care.
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Video: Patients Bang OPD Doors, Doctors Raise 'Justice' Slogans In UP
Resident doctors from various government hospitals in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow have launched an indefinite strike demanding swift justice for the gruesome rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata.
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Chief Justice Recalls Scene From 'Munna Bhai MBBS' Movie To Teach Empathy To Young Doctors
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Saturday underscored the need for empathy and compassion among young doctors for their patients as he cited a scene from the famous movie 'Munna Bhai MBBS'.
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Pathetic To See Pregnant Women In 'Dolis' In The Age Of AI: Chandrababu Naidu
At a time when the whole world is talking about Artificial Intelligence (AI), it is pathetic to see patients and pregnant women from remote tribals hamlets being taken to nearby hospitals on 'dolis' (palanquins), Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chan
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Patient Shot Inside Delhi Government Hospital Over Mistaken Identity: Cops
The killing of the patient inside a GTB Hospital ward could be a case of mistaken identity as a criminal had been shifted from the same ward only a day before the incident occurred, police said on Monday.
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BWA Anticipates Tax Revisions Before Union Budget, Commends Indian Firms Embracing Web3
Ahead of India’s upcoming Union Budget for FY2024-2025, Dilip Chenoy, the chairperson of this Web3 advisory body, said that the industry is ready to be patient and give the government enough time to access the results of imposing crypto taxes. This period of wait however, has concerned the BWA about the exodus of Web3 talent from India.
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"2-Tier Security, Fit Cops, A Gun": Demands After Chennai Doctor Stabbed
A knife attack on an oncologist at Chennai's Kalaignar Centenary Hospital Wednesday - the doctor was stabbed seven times by the son of a patient and is in critical condition - has sparked furious protests from his colleagues.
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From AI Beds To Remote ICUs, Startups Are Plugging India's Health Gaps
Hospitals across India - as in much of the world - are often understaffed and doctors and nurses overworked resulting in small delays in patient care that can lead to life-threatening complications.
-
Doctors Leave Pair Of Scissors In Woman's Abdomen, It Is Found 12 Years Later
Having undergone surgery to remove her appendix, a woman from Sikkim continued to suffer for over a decade more and several doctors failed to diagnose why. When the diagnosis was finally revealed earlier this month, it shocked her and her family.
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"Cancer Can Be Cured By Cleaning Cowshed, Lying There": UP Minister
Making a series of startling claims, a minister from Uttar Pradesh has said that cancer patients can cure themselves by cleaning cowsheds and lying in them, and the dosage of blood pressure medicines can be cut in half within 10 days by petting cows.
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"Right To Choose Death": Doctors Prepare Draft Guidelines For Terminally Ill Patients
The recently released Union Health Ministry's "Guidelines for Withdrawal of Life Support in Terminally ill Patients" was the result of joint brainstorming by as many as 25 doctors from across India.
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Mpox Case Detected In Kerala, Patient Recently Travelled From UAE
Kerala on Wednesday confirmed India's second Mpox, or monkeypox case, nine days after Delhi reported the country's first - a young man who had travelled from western Africa.
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Overcharging Re 1 From Patients Costs UP Government Hospital Employee His Job
Allegedly charging patients Rs 2 instead of the stipulated fee of Re 1 at a Community Health Centre (CHC) has cost a contractual employee his job here in eastern Uttar Pradesh, officials said.
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Mpox Virus Clade-2 Confirmed in Isolated Case in India, Health Ministry Activates Identification Protocols
The Health Ministry has confirmed an isolated case of Mpox virus Clade-2 in a patient who recently travelled from a country with ongoing Mpox transmission. The patient is in stable condition and isolated in a designated healthcare facility. Public health measures, including contact tracing and monitoring, have been implemented to prevent further sp...
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Andhra Doctors Remove 24-Week-Old 'Stone Baby' From Woman's Body
Doctors at the King George Hospital in Andhra Pradesh's Visakhapatnam successfully removed the calcified remains of a 24-week-old fetus from a patient's abdominal cavity.
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AIIMS Doctors To Continue Strike; Provide OPD Services At Jantar Mantar: Updates
Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder LIVE Updates: The Resident Doctors' Association of AIIMS, New Delhi said that they will provide OPD services from Jantar Mantar today to demonstrate their unwavering commitment to patient care.
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Video: Patients Bang OPD Doors, Doctors Raise 'Justice' Slogans In UP
Resident doctors from various government hospitals in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow have launched an indefinite strike demanding swift justice for the gruesome rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata.
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Chief Justice Recalls Scene From 'Munna Bhai MBBS' Movie To Teach Empathy To Young Doctors
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Saturday underscored the need for empathy and compassion among young doctors for their patients as he cited a scene from the famous movie 'Munna Bhai MBBS'.
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Pathetic To See Pregnant Women In 'Dolis' In The Age Of AI: Chandrababu Naidu
At a time when the whole world is talking about Artificial Intelligence (AI), it is pathetic to see patients and pregnant women from remote tribals hamlets being taken to nearby hospitals on 'dolis' (palanquins), Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chan
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Patient Shot Inside Delhi Government Hospital Over Mistaken Identity: Cops
The killing of the patient inside a GTB Hospital ward could be a case of mistaken identity as a criminal had been shifted from the same ward only a day before the incident occurred, police said on Monday.
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BWA Anticipates Tax Revisions Before Union Budget, Commends Indian Firms Embracing Web3
Ahead of India’s upcoming Union Budget for FY2024-2025, Dilip Chenoy, the chairperson of this Web3 advisory body, said that the industry is ready to be patient and give the government enough time to access the results of imposing crypto taxes. This period of wait however, has concerned the BWA about the exodus of Web3 talent from India.
