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Health Scheme Fraud Worth Crores Unearthed In Rajasthan, 2 Arrested
Rajasthan police arrest doctors and lab operator for fraudulent claims under government health scheme
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"Weight-Loss Injections Are Not For Wedding Prep Shortcut", Doctors Warn Against Misuse Of Ozempic, Mounjaro
These medications are designed for people with obesity or related health conditions, not for short-term aesthetic goals. When used by otherwise healthy individuals aiming for quick slimming, the balance between benefit and risk often becomes unfavour
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GLP-1 Should Not Be Used As A Quick Fix For Weight Loss And Diabetes Management, Warns Top Experts
Experts warn that GLP1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy aren't quick fixes. There are misuse risks that are involved as shortages, side effects, and weight regain are possible without medical supervision.
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Aishwarya Mohanraj Says She Used Mounjaro For 22 Kg Weight Loss: Doctor Explains How It Works And Who Should Avoid It
Mounjaro, a diabetes and weight-loss drug, is the brand name for tirzepatide. It is a prescription drug primarily used for type-2 diabetes. The drug is also widely used for its weight loss benefits.
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Can't Read Your Doctor's Handwriting? There Is A New Order For Them
Illegible prescriptions may soon be a thing of the past. The National Medical Commission has ordered doctors to write prescriptions clearly to improve patient safety, reduce medication errors and ensure accountability across medical colleges.
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Speed Over Safety? 10-Minute Medicine Deliveries By Blinkit, Zepto Spark Worry
Quick-commerce platforms like Blinkit and Zepto are offering 10-minute prescription medicine deliveries, raising concerns among users and doctors about poor verification, weak oversight and the risk of antibiotic misuse.
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Health Decoder: Making Sense Of Medical Prescriptions And What Doctors Write
Between mysterious abbreviations, chemical names, and hurried handwriting, understanding prescriptions can feel impossible.
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Amid Cough Syrup Deaths, Kerala Bans All Medicines For Children Under 12 Without Prescription
The Kerala Health Department on Monday ordered that no medicines should be given to children under 12 without a doctor's prescription, a move taken in the wake of concerns over certain cough syrups.
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Indian-Origin Doctor In US Charged With Medical Fraud, Sexual Assault On Female Patients
An Indian-origin doctor in New Jersey has been charged with multiple medical frauds such as distributing opioids without a legitimate medical purpose, soliciting sexual favors from patients in exchange for opioid prescriptions.
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48-Year-Old Indian-Origin Doctor Convicted In US Over Healthcare Fraud
An Indian-origin doctor has been convicted by a US federal jury for his participation in conspiracies to commit health care fraud by giving medically unnecessary prescription medications to patients and unlawfully distributing controlled substances.
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Woman Seeks Medicine To Kill Mother-In-Law, Doctor Files Police Complaint
A case has been registered against a Bengaluru woman for allegedly seeking a prescription for tablets to "kill her mother-in-law" after the doctor she approached filed a police complaint.
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Woman Gets Pain Relief Prescription From Bumble Match. Read The Hilarious Post
A woman recently shared a heartwarming story on X (formerly Twitter) about her positive experience on dating app Bumble.
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Odisha's Directive To Doctors After Court's 'Zig-Zag Handwriting' Observation
The Odisha government has asked all doctors to write prescriptions in legible handwriting, an official notification said.
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"Write In Capital Letters": High Court On Doctors' "Zigzag Handwriting"
The Orissa High Court has directed the state government to issue a circular asking doctors to write all prescriptions and medico-legal reports in legible handwriting, if possible, in capital letters or in a typed form.
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This Rajasthan Poll Candidate Is Giving Out Prescriptions With Promises
Dr. Deepak Ghogra has been walking around Rajasthan's Dungarpur campaigning for good health and the upcoming assembly elections. The doctor is on the campaign trail with a stethoscope around his neck.
 "This Rajasthan Poll Candidate Is Giving Out Prescriptions With Promises")
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Health Scheme Fraud Worth Crores Unearthed In Rajasthan, 2 Arrested
Rajasthan police arrest doctors and lab operator for fraudulent claims under government health scheme
-
"Weight-Loss Injections Are Not For Wedding Prep Shortcut", Doctors Warn Against Misuse Of Ozempic, Mounjaro
These medications are designed for people with obesity or related health conditions, not for short-term aesthetic goals. When used by otherwise healthy individuals aiming for quick slimming, the balance between benefit and risk often becomes unfavour
-
GLP-1 Should Not Be Used As A Quick Fix For Weight Loss And Diabetes Management, Warns Top Experts
Experts warn that GLP1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy aren't quick fixes. There are misuse risks that are involved as shortages, side effects, and weight regain are possible without medical supervision.
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Aishwarya Mohanraj Says She Used Mounjaro For 22 Kg Weight Loss: Doctor Explains How It Works And Who Should Avoid It
Mounjaro, a diabetes and weight-loss drug, is the brand name for tirzepatide. It is a prescription drug primarily used for type-2 diabetes. The drug is also widely used for its weight loss benefits.
-
Can't Read Your Doctor's Handwriting? There Is A New Order For Them
Illegible prescriptions may soon be a thing of the past. The National Medical Commission has ordered doctors to write prescriptions clearly to improve patient safety, reduce medication errors and ensure accountability across medical colleges.
-
Speed Over Safety? 10-Minute Medicine Deliveries By Blinkit, Zepto Spark Worry
Quick-commerce platforms like Blinkit and Zepto are offering 10-minute prescription medicine deliveries, raising concerns among users and doctors about poor verification, weak oversight and the risk of antibiotic misuse.
-
Health Decoder: Making Sense Of Medical Prescriptions And What Doctors Write
Between mysterious abbreviations, chemical names, and hurried handwriting, understanding prescriptions can feel impossible.
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Amid Cough Syrup Deaths, Kerala Bans All Medicines For Children Under 12 Without Prescription
The Kerala Health Department on Monday ordered that no medicines should be given to children under 12 without a doctor's prescription, a move taken in the wake of concerns over certain cough syrups.
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Indian-Origin Doctor In US Charged With Medical Fraud, Sexual Assault On Female Patients
An Indian-origin doctor in New Jersey has been charged with multiple medical frauds such as distributing opioids without a legitimate medical purpose, soliciting sexual favors from patients in exchange for opioid prescriptions.
-
48-Year-Old Indian-Origin Doctor Convicted In US Over Healthcare Fraud
An Indian-origin doctor has been convicted by a US federal jury for his participation in conspiracies to commit health care fraud by giving medically unnecessary prescription medications to patients and unlawfully distributing controlled substances.
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Woman Seeks Medicine To Kill Mother-In-Law, Doctor Files Police Complaint
A case has been registered against a Bengaluru woman for allegedly seeking a prescription for tablets to "kill her mother-in-law" after the doctor she approached filed a police complaint.
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Woman Gets Pain Relief Prescription From Bumble Match. Read The Hilarious Post
A woman recently shared a heartwarming story on X (formerly Twitter) about her positive experience on dating app Bumble.
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Odisha's Directive To Doctors After Court's 'Zig-Zag Handwriting' Observation
The Odisha government has asked all doctors to write prescriptions in legible handwriting, an official notification said.
-
"Write In Capital Letters": High Court On Doctors' "Zigzag Handwriting"
The Orissa High Court has directed the state government to issue a circular asking doctors to write all prescriptions and medico-legal reports in legible handwriting, if possible, in capital letters or in a typed form.
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This Rajasthan Poll Candidate Is Giving Out Prescriptions With Promises
Dr. Deepak Ghogra has been walking around Rajasthan's Dungarpur campaigning for good health and the upcoming assembly elections. The doctor is on the campaign trail with a stethoscope around his neck.
