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Indian-American Doctors Urge Biden To Release 30 Million AstraZeneca Vaccines For India
A prominent group of Indian-American doctors on Friday urged the US government to release at least 30 million AstraZeneca vaccine doses to India to help meet its "acute and severe" shortage in the country, which is experiencing one of the worst outb
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With An Eye On Presidential Elections, Asian Americans Launch Political Panel
Aiming to leave an impression on the US presidential election race and play the role of a 'king-maker' in key states, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have launched a political action committee (PAC).
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South Asians in US More Prone to Heart Attacks, Diabetes
South Asians in US are more prone to heart attacks and diabetes when compared to other ethnic groups, found researchers.
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Indian-American Doctors to Brief US Lawmakers on Healthcare Issues
The largest ethnic organisation of physicians, representing over 100,000 physicians of Indian origin, would hold a Legislative Day in Washington in March to brief lawmakers on their views regarding healthcare issues.
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Indian-American Doctors to Host Health Summit in Mumbai
A leading body of Indian-American physicians plans to hold its 9th annual Global Healthcare Summit aimed at bringing accessible, affordable and quality world-class healthcare to India in Mumbai from Jan 2-4.
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Indian Doctors, Government Launch Portal to Share Healthcare Expertise
Indian-origin doctors across the globe have joined hands with the Indian government to launch a web portal for sharing expertise, skills, knowledge and resources with those in need of such services in India.
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Indian-American Doctors Organise Free Medical Check-Up
The American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI, one of the largest ethnic organisations in the US representing some 100,000 Indian-American doctors, organized its annual community health fair in San Antonio, Texas, at the conclusion of its 32nd annual convention there.
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Indian-American Doctors Urge Biden To Release 30 Million AstraZeneca Vaccines For India
A prominent group of Indian-American doctors on Friday urged the US government to release at least 30 million AstraZeneca vaccine doses to India to help meet its "acute and severe" shortage in the country, which is experiencing one of the worst outb
-
With An Eye On Presidential Elections, Asian Americans Launch Political Panel
Aiming to leave an impression on the US presidential election race and play the role of a 'king-maker' in key states, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have launched a political action committee (PAC).
-
South Asians in US More Prone to Heart Attacks, Diabetes
South Asians in US are more prone to heart attacks and diabetes when compared to other ethnic groups, found researchers.
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Indian-American Doctors to Brief US Lawmakers on Healthcare Issues
The largest ethnic organisation of physicians, representing over 100,000 physicians of Indian origin, would hold a Legislative Day in Washington in March to brief lawmakers on their views regarding healthcare issues.
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Indian-American Doctors to Host Health Summit in Mumbai
A leading body of Indian-American physicians plans to hold its 9th annual Global Healthcare Summit aimed at bringing accessible, affordable and quality world-class healthcare to India in Mumbai from Jan 2-4.
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Indian Doctors, Government Launch Portal to Share Healthcare Expertise
Indian-origin doctors across the globe have joined hands with the Indian government to launch a web portal for sharing expertise, skills, knowledge and resources with those in need of such services in India.
-
Indian-American Doctors Organise Free Medical Check-Up
The American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI, one of the largest ethnic organisations in the US representing some 100,000 Indian-American doctors, organized its annual community health fair in San Antonio, Texas, at the conclusion of its 32nd annual convention there.
