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'Read Fully': War Of Words In Kerala Over UDF's Health Commission Report
A political slugfest has erupted over Kerala's healthcare future after the UDF's health commission report triggered sharp criticism from the state Health Minister. It was followed by an equally strong rebuttal from commission chairman Dr SS Lal.
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5,000 Children In Kerala Get Free Heart Surgery Under Government Scheme
A total of 5,041 children with congenital heart problems have been offered free surgeries under a scheme launched by the Kerala government, with an objective to reduce infant mortality rate in the state.
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In a Kerala Hospital: Queues, No Doctors and Scant Treatment
Rita Johnson, in her 60s, is bed-ridden and needs specialised treatment. Though she is admitted in a local government hospital, it is her husband who is seen feeding her through a tube.
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Kerala Government to Bear Treatment Expenses of Dog Bite Victims
Amid concerns over the shortage of anti-rabies vaccine in the state, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said the government would bear the expenses of those who sought treatment in private hospitals after suffering dog bites.
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'Read Fully': War Of Words In Kerala Over UDF's Health Commission Report
A political slugfest has erupted over Kerala's healthcare future after the UDF's health commission report triggered sharp criticism from the state Health Minister. It was followed by an equally strong rebuttal from commission chairman Dr SS Lal.
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5,000 Children In Kerala Get Free Heart Surgery Under Government Scheme
A total of 5,041 children with congenital heart problems have been offered free surgeries under a scheme launched by the Kerala government, with an objective to reduce infant mortality rate in the state.
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In a Kerala Hospital: Queues, No Doctors and Scant Treatment
Rita Johnson, in her 60s, is bed-ridden and needs specialised treatment. Though she is admitted in a local government hospital, it is her husband who is seen feeding her through a tube.
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Kerala Government to Bear Treatment Expenses of Dog Bite Victims
Amid concerns over the shortage of anti-rabies vaccine in the state, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said the government would bear the expenses of those who sought treatment in private hospitals after suffering dog bites.
