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"States Have Failed...": Supreme Court On Affordable Drugs, Medical Equipment
State governments have failed in ensuring affordable medical care and infrastructure, the Supreme Court said Tuesday, offering scathing criticism of states' failure to deliver reasonably-priced medicines, particularly in case of essential drugs.
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Court Relief For Pregnant Teen Refused By Hospitals For Not Filing Police Case
The Bombay High Court today permitted a 17-year-old pregnant girl, refused medical assistance by some hospitals, to seek treatment at the state-run JJ Hospital in Mumbai.
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Gazans Get Medical Care On French Hospital Ship As Health System Collapses
On a French warship off the Egyptian coast, wounded Palestinians receive the healthcare that has become largely unobtainable in the besieged Gaza Strip after months of war.
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Denied Ambulance, Madhya Pradesh Couple Carry Stillborn In Bike Side Box
In a disturbing incident that has emerged from Madhya Pradesh, a still born was kept in the side-box of a bike after its grieving parents were allegedly denied an ambulance by the hospital.
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Over 150 Tourists Stuck In Sikkim Due To Heavy Snowfall Rescued By Army
The stranded tourists were provided food, shelter and medical care at the army camp.
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How A "Flying ICU" Is Saving Lives In Flood-Hit Kerala
The helicopter, equipped with ventilators, monitors, suction machines, oxygen cylinders and other emergency medical equipment, is first-of-its kind "flying ICU" that is being used in an emergency situation in India.
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Medical Help To Reach On Two Wheels Within Minutes In Goa
Road accident deaths in India can be brought down if the victims are provided immediate care. To ensure that help reaches sooner, the Goa health department is introducing two-wheeler ambulances in the state to negotiate through traffic that can be traumatic and puts lives at risk. The vehicles that will cut response time for patients needing instan...
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Ayurveda Should be Included in Mainstream Medical Care: HP Governor
Himachal Pradesh Governor Acharya Devvrat today said keeping in view the increasing burden of existing and emerging diseases, and gaps in modern medicines, there was a dire need to include indigenous systems in mainstream medical care.
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Santa Absent This Year In Typhoon-Hit Philippines
Wading through knee-deep floods, 12-year-old Joana Yambao pushes her infant sister in a black wash basin along the surface of the filthy water in a typhoon-hit Philippine village where residents have little to celebrate this Christmas.
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Cashless Treatment Facility for Accident Victims on Three Highways
To provide immediate medical care to road accident victims, the government has launched pilot projects on three highway stretches that provide the victim cashless treatment for up to Rs 30,000, government said on Monday.
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China Promises Medical Care for HIV-Positive Boy: State Media
Beijing has pledged to provide medical treatment and a living allowance for an HIV-positive 8-year-old boy who was last week threatened with expulsion from his village, state media reported today.
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Risk of complications in kidney disease
Chronic kidney disease puts hospitalised patients at high risk of potential lapses in patient safety.
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Exercise eases migraine pain
A combination of aerobic exercise and muscle relaxation may help ease migraine pain.
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"States Have Failed...": Supreme Court On Affordable Drugs, Medical Equipment
State governments have failed in ensuring affordable medical care and infrastructure, the Supreme Court said Tuesday, offering scathing criticism of states' failure to deliver reasonably-priced medicines, particularly in case of essential drugs.
-
Court Relief For Pregnant Teen Refused By Hospitals For Not Filing Police Case
The Bombay High Court today permitted a 17-year-old pregnant girl, refused medical assistance by some hospitals, to seek treatment at the state-run JJ Hospital in Mumbai.
-
Gazans Get Medical Care On French Hospital Ship As Health System Collapses
On a French warship off the Egyptian coast, wounded Palestinians receive the healthcare that has become largely unobtainable in the besieged Gaza Strip after months of war.
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Denied Ambulance, Madhya Pradesh Couple Carry Stillborn In Bike Side Box
In a disturbing incident that has emerged from Madhya Pradesh, a still born was kept in the side-box of a bike after its grieving parents were allegedly denied an ambulance by the hospital.
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Over 150 Tourists Stuck In Sikkim Due To Heavy Snowfall Rescued By Army
The stranded tourists were provided food, shelter and medical care at the army camp.
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How A "Flying ICU" Is Saving Lives In Flood-Hit Kerala
The helicopter, equipped with ventilators, monitors, suction machines, oxygen cylinders and other emergency medical equipment, is first-of-its kind "flying ICU" that is being used in an emergency situation in India.
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Medical Help To Reach On Two Wheels Within Minutes In Goa
Road accident deaths in India can be brought down if the victims are provided immediate care. To ensure that help reaches sooner, the Goa health department is introducing two-wheeler ambulances in the state to negotiate through traffic that can be traumatic and puts lives at risk. The vehicles that will cut response time for patients needing instan...
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Ayurveda Should be Included in Mainstream Medical Care: HP Governor
Himachal Pradesh Governor Acharya Devvrat today said keeping in view the increasing burden of existing and emerging diseases, and gaps in modern medicines, there was a dire need to include indigenous systems in mainstream medical care.
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Santa Absent This Year In Typhoon-Hit Philippines
Wading through knee-deep floods, 12-year-old Joana Yambao pushes her infant sister in a black wash basin along the surface of the filthy water in a typhoon-hit Philippine village where residents have little to celebrate this Christmas.
-
Cashless Treatment Facility for Accident Victims on Three Highways
To provide immediate medical care to road accident victims, the government has launched pilot projects on three highway stretches that provide the victim cashless treatment for up to Rs 30,000, government said on Monday.
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China Promises Medical Care for HIV-Positive Boy: State Media
Beijing has pledged to provide medical treatment and a living allowance for an HIV-positive 8-year-old boy who was last week threatened with expulsion from his village, state media reported today.
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Risk of complications in kidney disease
Chronic kidney disease puts hospitalised patients at high risk of potential lapses in patient safety.
-
Exercise eases migraine pain
A combination of aerobic exercise and muscle relaxation may help ease migraine pain.
