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Ministry Of Health Highlights Commitment To Strengthening Patient Safety And Quality Care In India
Patient safety cannot be the responsibility of a single programme or department and needs to be embedded across the health system, particularly in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and long-term management of noncommunicable diseases, a senior government official has said.
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Can Grade-1 Fatty Liver Patients Safely Drink Chai?
Patients with grade-1 fatty liver can experience side effects that could be related to acidity. Dr Ananya Mukherjee explains why grade-1 fatty liver patients need to tweak their chai recipe.
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Family History And Ovarian Cancer: When Should You Consider Speaking To Your Doctor?
Family history of breast or ovarian cancer on either side should prompt genetic counseling and early medical evaluation.
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Delhi Doctors Offer Free Weekly Medical Consultations Under '2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam' Initiative
Delhi doctors launch free weekly medical consultations under '2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam', offering healthcare support to poor and underprivileged patients.
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Hantavirus Detected In French Tourist, Patient Isolated In Spain
A case of hantavirus, which recently sparked international alarm, has been detected in a Franco-Argentine national who holidayed in France in July before being put in isolation in Spain.
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Can Cancer Patients Use Hair Dye Safely?
Dr Anindya Mukherjee explains how cancer patients should approach using hair dye. Here are the safety tips that they need to follow and how to keep their hair health intact.
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Sun Pharma Recalls Eye Drops In India After Contamination Scare
Sun Pharma has recalled multiple eye drop products in India due to contamination concerns and halted their distribution as a precaution.
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Ambulance On Way To Hospital Runs Out Of Oxygen In Madhya Pradesh, Patient Dies
A patient dies after ambulance oxygen supply ends during transfer in Madhya Pradesh
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Foreigner Gets Free Malaria, Dengue Checkup In Surat Government Hospital, Says Would Have Waited Months In Germany
David Nebel, a German traveller, commends India's free and efficient healthcare services in Surat government hospitals.
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Three Persons Infected With Covid-19 Admitted To Private Hospital In Kolkata
Three persons infected with Coronavirus have been admitted to a private hospital in Kolkata. Earlier, a 10-year-old boy had to be admitted to a private hospital in Kolkata after being infected with Coronavirus.
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Man Dies After Fan Falls On Him In Hospital, It Blames 'Medical Condition'
According to eyewitnesses, the ceiling fan suddenly came loose and fell directly onto the patient's bed, striking Akbar in the abdomen. He was immediately attended to by hospital staff.
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Chinese Man Went In For A Toothache, Clinic Pulled 12 Teeth And Drained His Bank Account
A Chinese dental clinic has been punished after it removed all 12 of a 63-year-old man's teeth and drained his bank accounts, despite him only going in for a toothache.
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Govt Amends Drugs Rules To Bring Stem Cell, Gene Therapies Under Central Licensing
The Central Government has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945 to bring cell or stem cell derived products, gene therapeutic products and xenografts under the Centrally License Approving Authority framework.
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Doctors Grieve Too: Medical Professionals Share The Emotional Toll Of Losing Patients
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Indian doctors opened up about how they deal with the loss of their patients, which often leaves them with a mix of emotions, including sadness, guilt, helplessness, and self-reflection.
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5 Things Your Doctor Secretly Wishes You'd Do (And 5 You'd Stop) For Their Mental Health
Doctors from various specialities share their insights on how patients can improve their mental health. Here is a deeper insight into what can be improved in the patient-doctor relationship for better mental health among healthcare providers.
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Ministry Of Health Highlights Commitment To Strengthening Patient Safety And Quality Care In India
Patient safety cannot be the responsibility of a single programme or department and needs to be embedded across the health system, particularly in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and long-term management of noncommunicable diseases, a senior government official has said.
-
Can Grade-1 Fatty Liver Patients Safely Drink Chai?
Patients with grade-1 fatty liver can experience side effects that could be related to acidity. Dr Ananya Mukherjee explains why grade-1 fatty liver patients need to tweak their chai recipe.
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Family History And Ovarian Cancer: When Should You Consider Speaking To Your Doctor?
Family history of breast or ovarian cancer on either side should prompt genetic counseling and early medical evaluation.
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Delhi Doctors Offer Free Weekly Medical Consultations Under '2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam' Initiative
Delhi doctors launch free weekly medical consultations under '2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam', offering healthcare support to poor and underprivileged patients.
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Hantavirus Detected In French Tourist, Patient Isolated In Spain
A case of hantavirus, which recently sparked international alarm, has been detected in a Franco-Argentine national who holidayed in France in July before being put in isolation in Spain.
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Can Cancer Patients Use Hair Dye Safely?
Dr Anindya Mukherjee explains how cancer patients should approach using hair dye. Here are the safety tips that they need to follow and how to keep their hair health intact.
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Sun Pharma Recalls Eye Drops In India After Contamination Scare
Sun Pharma has recalled multiple eye drop products in India due to contamination concerns and halted their distribution as a precaution.
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Ambulance On Way To Hospital Runs Out Of Oxygen In Madhya Pradesh, Patient Dies
A patient dies after ambulance oxygen supply ends during transfer in Madhya Pradesh
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Foreigner Gets Free Malaria, Dengue Checkup In Surat Government Hospital, Says Would Have Waited Months In Germany
David Nebel, a German traveller, commends India's free and efficient healthcare services in Surat government hospitals.
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Three Persons Infected With Covid-19 Admitted To Private Hospital In Kolkata
Three persons infected with Coronavirus have been admitted to a private hospital in Kolkata. Earlier, a 10-year-old boy had to be admitted to a private hospital in Kolkata after being infected with Coronavirus.
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Man Dies After Fan Falls On Him In Hospital, It Blames 'Medical Condition'
According to eyewitnesses, the ceiling fan suddenly came loose and fell directly onto the patient's bed, striking Akbar in the abdomen. He was immediately attended to by hospital staff.
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Chinese Man Went In For A Toothache, Clinic Pulled 12 Teeth And Drained His Bank Account
A Chinese dental clinic has been punished after it removed all 12 of a 63-year-old man's teeth and drained his bank accounts, despite him only going in for a toothache.
-
Govt Amends Drugs Rules To Bring Stem Cell, Gene Therapies Under Central Licensing
The Central Government has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945 to bring cell or stem cell derived products, gene therapeutic products and xenografts under the Centrally License Approving Authority framework.
-
Doctors Grieve Too: Medical Professionals Share The Emotional Toll Of Losing Patients
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Indian doctors opened up about how they deal with the loss of their patients, which often leaves them with a mix of emotions, including sadness, guilt, helplessness, and self-reflection.
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5 Things Your Doctor Secretly Wishes You'd Do (And 5 You'd Stop) For Their Mental Health
Doctors from various specialities share their insights on how patients can improve their mental health. Here is a deeper insight into what can be improved in the patient-doctor relationship for better mental health among healthcare providers.
