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Dozen Of Kids, Adults Die Of Starvation In Gaza As Hunger Surges
Five starving children at a Gaza City hospital were wasting away, and nothing the doctors tried was working. The basic treatments for malnourishment that could save them had run out under Israel's blockade.
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COVID-19 May Trigger Alzheimer's-Like Protein Buildup In Brain And Eyes, Study Finds
The study contributes to understanding the complex relationship between COVID-19 and neurological health.
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Delhi Chief Minister Launches New Health Information Management System
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Thursday rolled out the expanded Health Information Management System (HIMS) and said that people will no longer need to queue up to take appointments as it will be possible to book them online.
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Other Kinds Of Dementias You May Not Know About
Understanding these other forms of dementia is essential for early detection, proper treatment, and support for both patients and caregivers.
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Case Registered Against Man For Assaulting Receptionist At Maharashtra Clinic
A case has been registered against a man in connection with the alleged assault of a female receptionist at a private clinic in Kalyan, Thane district, police said on Wednesday.
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Watch: Therapy Horse Plays Keyboard To Wake Girl From Anaesthesia
A short video of a miniature horse, Black Pearl, "vigorously" playing a keyboard to wake up a girl from anaesthesia at the Shriners for Children Medical Centre in Pasadena, California, is going viral on social media.
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Receptionist Kicked, Slammed By Man. She Asked Him To Wait To Meet Doctor
A receptionist was brutally kicked and slammed on the floor by a patient's relative after she asked them to wait to meet the doctor at a clinic in Maharashtra's Thane on Tuesday.
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Is It Safe To Have Spinal Cord Stimulation? Here's What You Need To Know
Spinal cord stimulators are electrical devices that are surgically implanted in the body to treat long-term pain. They have a battery pack and leads that deliver electrical impulses directly to the spinal cord.
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Landmark Surgery May Pave Way For Legalising Broader Organ Exchange Model
In a groundbreaking medical feat, two men in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore have been given a new lease of life after undergoing India's first inter-hospital liver swap transplant - a move that required a special court order to override current rules.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Charged With Offering Drugs For Sexual Favours In US
An Indian-origin doctor in New Jersey has been charged with distributing drugs without a legitimate medical purpose to his patients in exchange of sexual favours, according to a press release issued by the US Attorney's Office.
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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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'Law And Order Is State's Responsibility': Chirag Paswan On Rising Crimes In Bihar
Chirag Paswan on Saturday came down heavily on the Chief Minister Nitish Kumar-led Bihar government, holding it responsible for the deteriorating law and order situation in the state.
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Higher Dose of This Antibiotic Can Help In Tuberculosis Recovery: Study
A higher dose of rifampicin -- a bactericidal antibiotic used primarily to treat tuberculosis (TB) -- may be safe, and its use can potentially lead to recurrence-free survival in patients with pulmonary TB, according to a recent study by ICMR.
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On Patna Hospital's CCTV: 5 Men With Guns, A Murderer Shot Dead In Hospital
Five armed men entered a Bihar hospital, casually walked to a patient's room, pumped bullets into him, and escaped. No, this is not a movie scene. This is Bihar's horrifying reality.
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"A Father-Son Relation...": Why Top Court Gave Boy's Custody Back To Mother
Court judgments on a child's custody in matrimonial dispute cases cannot be "rigid" and "final", and courts are entitled to alter rulings in the best interest of the minor, the Supreme Court has said, reversing its order to hand over a 12-year-old
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Dozen Of Kids, Adults Die Of Starvation In Gaza As Hunger Surges
Five starving children at a Gaza City hospital were wasting away, and nothing the doctors tried was working. The basic treatments for malnourishment that could save them had run out under Israel's blockade.
-
COVID-19 May Trigger Alzheimer's-Like Protein Buildup In Brain And Eyes, Study Finds
The study contributes to understanding the complex relationship between COVID-19 and neurological health.
-
Delhi Chief Minister Launches New Health Information Management System
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Thursday rolled out the expanded Health Information Management System (HIMS) and said that people will no longer need to queue up to take appointments as it will be possible to book them online.
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Other Kinds Of Dementias You May Not Know About
Understanding these other forms of dementia is essential for early detection, proper treatment, and support for both patients and caregivers.
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Case Registered Against Man For Assaulting Receptionist At Maharashtra Clinic
A case has been registered against a man in connection with the alleged assault of a female receptionist at a private clinic in Kalyan, Thane district, police said on Wednesday.
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Watch: Therapy Horse Plays Keyboard To Wake Girl From Anaesthesia
A short video of a miniature horse, Black Pearl, "vigorously" playing a keyboard to wake up a girl from anaesthesia at the Shriners for Children Medical Centre in Pasadena, California, is going viral on social media.
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Receptionist Kicked, Slammed By Man. She Asked Him To Wait To Meet Doctor
A receptionist was brutally kicked and slammed on the floor by a patient's relative after she asked them to wait to meet the doctor at a clinic in Maharashtra's Thane on Tuesday.
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Is It Safe To Have Spinal Cord Stimulation? Here's What You Need To Know
Spinal cord stimulators are electrical devices that are surgically implanted in the body to treat long-term pain. They have a battery pack and leads that deliver electrical impulses directly to the spinal cord.
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Landmark Surgery May Pave Way For Legalising Broader Organ Exchange Model
In a groundbreaking medical feat, two men in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore have been given a new lease of life after undergoing India's first inter-hospital liver swap transplant - a move that required a special court order to override current rules.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Charged With Offering Drugs For Sexual Favours In US
An Indian-origin doctor in New Jersey has been charged with distributing drugs without a legitimate medical purpose to his patients in exchange of sexual favours, according to a press release issued by the US Attorney's Office.
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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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'Law And Order Is State's Responsibility': Chirag Paswan On Rising Crimes In Bihar
Chirag Paswan on Saturday came down heavily on the Chief Minister Nitish Kumar-led Bihar government, holding it responsible for the deteriorating law and order situation in the state.
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Higher Dose of This Antibiotic Can Help In Tuberculosis Recovery: Study
A higher dose of rifampicin -- a bactericidal antibiotic used primarily to treat tuberculosis (TB) -- may be safe, and its use can potentially lead to recurrence-free survival in patients with pulmonary TB, according to a recent study by ICMR.
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On Patna Hospital's CCTV: 5 Men With Guns, A Murderer Shot Dead In Hospital
Five armed men entered a Bihar hospital, casually walked to a patient's room, pumped bullets into him, and escaped. No, this is not a movie scene. This is Bihar's horrifying reality.
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"A Father-Son Relation...": Why Top Court Gave Boy's Custody Back To Mother
Court judgments on a child's custody in matrimonial dispute cases cannot be "rigid" and "final", and courts are entitled to alter rulings in the best interest of the minor, the Supreme Court has said, reversing its order to hand over a 12-year-old
