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Indian Army Opens 100 Medical Officer Posts Under AFMS Short Service Commission
The Indian Army invites applications for 100 Medical Officer posts under the Armed Forces Medical Services SSC recruitment 2026 from MBBS graduates between February 21 and March 4.
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Apple Will Reportedly Pay Google $1 Billion Per Year to Use Gemini Model for Siri
Apple will reportedly pay Google around $1 billion annually to use a customised Gemini AI model to power Siri’s upcoming features, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The deal, which Apple is said to be keeping under wraps to avoid public association with its rival, suggests a deeper reliance on Gemini than previously expected.
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No Plan To Change Bangladesh's National Anthem: Muhammad Yunus Advisor
There is no plan to change the national anthem of Bangladesh, the country's Religious Affairs Advisor AFM Khalid Hossain said on Saturday.
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NEET UG 2022: NTA Extends Registration Deadline Till May 20; Here’s Direct Link To Apply
NEET UG 2022: The registration deadline for the NTA NEET UG has been extended in view of the request received from the Director-General of Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS).
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Retiring Armed Forces Medical Officers To Get Extension Till December
Around 200 SSC officers with the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS), due for retirement over the next seven months, will get an extension till December 31 in view of the Covid-19 situation in the country, a senior Army officer said on Sunday.
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Armed Forces Should Be Ready To Combat Bio-Terrorism, Says Rajnath Singh
The real threat in today's time is bio-terrorism, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday and called upon the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) of the SCO countries to devise ways to effectively deal with new challenges posed to the soldiers in the battlefield.
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Experts Chase The Cause Of A Paralyzing Childhood Disease Spiking This Year
AFM is caused by inflammation of the spinal cord that results in severe muscle weakness and paralysis. More than 400 confirmed cases, most of them in children, have been reported in the past four years, and one child with AFM died last year.
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Armed Forces Medical Services Extends Last Date Of Application For AFMC SSC To February 21
Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) has extended the last date for application for AFMC Short Service Commission (SSC) to February 21, 2017. The decision was taken by Surgeon Vice Admiral AA Pawar, Director General (Organisation and Personnel) after interaction with students and interns from top medical colleges of Mumbai.
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Washington State Polio-Like Cases Linked to Rare Syndrome
Eight of nine children hospitalized in Washington state for a polio-like illness have a rare syndrome that causes varying degrees of limb weakness, state health officials confirmed on Friday.
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A Mysterious Polio-Like Illness That Paralyzes People May Be Surging This Year
Through July, 32 new cases of AFM have been confirmed across the United States this year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a sharp rise compared with last year, when just seven cases had been confirmed by that month.
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Indian Army Opens 100 Medical Officer Posts Under AFMS Short Service Commission
The Indian Army invites applications for 100 Medical Officer posts under the Armed Forces Medical Services SSC recruitment 2026 from MBBS graduates between February 21 and March 4.
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Apple Will Reportedly Pay Google $1 Billion Per Year to Use Gemini Model for Siri
Apple will reportedly pay Google around $1 billion annually to use a customised Gemini AI model to power Siri’s upcoming features, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The deal, which Apple is said to be keeping under wraps to avoid public association with its rival, suggests a deeper reliance on Gemini than previously expected.
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No Plan To Change Bangladesh's National Anthem: Muhammad Yunus Advisor
There is no plan to change the national anthem of Bangladesh, the country's Religious Affairs Advisor AFM Khalid Hossain said on Saturday.
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NEET UG 2022: NTA Extends Registration Deadline Till May 20; Here’s Direct Link To Apply
NEET UG 2022: The registration deadline for the NTA NEET UG has been extended in view of the request received from the Director-General of Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS).
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Retiring Armed Forces Medical Officers To Get Extension Till December
Around 200 SSC officers with the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS), due for retirement over the next seven months, will get an extension till December 31 in view of the Covid-19 situation in the country, a senior Army officer said on Sunday.
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Armed Forces Should Be Ready To Combat Bio-Terrorism, Says Rajnath Singh
The real threat in today's time is bio-terrorism, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday and called upon the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) of the SCO countries to devise ways to effectively deal with new challenges posed to the soldiers in the battlefield.
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Experts Chase The Cause Of A Paralyzing Childhood Disease Spiking This Year
AFM is caused by inflammation of the spinal cord that results in severe muscle weakness and paralysis. More than 400 confirmed cases, most of them in children, have been reported in the past four years, and one child with AFM died last year.
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Armed Forces Medical Services Extends Last Date Of Application For AFMC SSC To February 21
Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) has extended the last date for application for AFMC Short Service Commission (SSC) to February 21, 2017. The decision was taken by Surgeon Vice Admiral AA Pawar, Director General (Organisation and Personnel) after interaction with students and interns from top medical colleges of Mumbai.
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Washington State Polio-Like Cases Linked to Rare Syndrome
Eight of nine children hospitalized in Washington state for a polio-like illness have a rare syndrome that causes varying degrees of limb weakness, state health officials confirmed on Friday.
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A Mysterious Polio-Like Illness That Paralyzes People May Be Surging This Year
Through July, 32 new cases of AFM have been confirmed across the United States this year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a sharp rise compared with last year, when just seven cases had been confirmed by that month.
