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Wagah Border To Stay Open For Returning Pakistanis After India Revokes Visa
Pakistan has announced to keep the Wagah Border crossing open for its citizens returning from India after New Delhi revoked their visas following the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives.
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In Dry Bihar, Ambulance Has No Patient, But Carton After Carton Of Liquor
Forty cartons of foreign liquor worth Rs 10 lakh were recovered from an ambulance in Muzaffarpur district of Bihar on Thursday evening, officials said, adding that the vehicle's driver has been arrested.
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Brown Heart OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Documentary on India's Heart Disease Crisis Online?
Brown Heart is a compelling documentary spotlighting the surge of heart issues in India. Produced by Drs. Nirmal and Renu Joshi, it features expert advice, patient stories, and celebrity voices. The film streams on JioHotstar from May 3, 2025, aiming to raise awareness and spark preventive action globally.
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Huge Fire Erupts At Hospital In Madhya Pradesh, Over 190 Patients Rescued
More than 190 patients, including 13 from the ICU, were rescued and shifted to another hospital.
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16-Month-Old Boy Becomes Odisha's Youngest Organ Donor, Saves 2 Lives
A 16-month-old boy from the city became Odisha's youngest organ donor, giving new life to two patients, an AIIMS-Bhubaneswar official said on Monday.
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Man Enters Women's Toilet In Hospital, Shoots At Patient After Being Chased
A man with a criminal record fired at a guard while trying to escape from a hospital, and hit a patient in Bihar's Siwan district.
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Budget 2025: 36 Life-Saving Drugs Fully Exempted From Basic Customs Duty
Budget 2025: 36 life-saving drugs have been fully exempted from basic customs duty, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced on Saturday.
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2 Monkeypox Cases Reported In Kerala, Patients Recently Travelled From UAE
Two cases of Monkeypox (Mpox) have been reported in Kerala, state Health Minister Veena George said on Wednesday.
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Tripura Hospital Shuts Door For Bangladeshi Patients
A day after a Kolkata hospital decided not to treat patients from Bangladesh over alleged atrocities against minority Hindus, a multi-specialty healthcare facility in Agartala followed suit.
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"2-Tier Security, Fit Cops, A Gun": Demands After Chennai Doctor Stabbed
A knife attack on an oncologist at Chennai's Kalaignar Centenary Hospital Wednesday - the doctor was stabbed seven times by the son of a patient and is in critical condition - has sparked furious protests from his colleagues.
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From AI Beds To Remote ICUs, Startups Are Plugging India's Health Gaps
Hospitals across India - as in much of the world - are often understaffed and doctors and nurses overworked resulting in small delays in patient care that can lead to life-threatening complications.
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Doctors Leave Pair Of Scissors In Woman's Abdomen, It Is Found 12 Years Later
Having undergone surgery to remove her appendix, a woman from Sikkim continued to suffer for over a decade more and several doctors failed to diagnose why. When the diagnosis was finally revealed earlier this month, it shocked her and her family.
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"Cancer Can Be Cured By Cleaning Cowshed, Lying There": UP Minister
Making a series of startling claims, a minister from Uttar Pradesh has said that cancer patients can cure themselves by cleaning cowsheds and lying in them, and the dosage of blood pressure medicines can be cut in half within 10 days by petting cows.
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"Right To Choose Death": Doctors Prepare Draft Guidelines For Terminally Ill Patients
The recently released Union Health Ministry's "Guidelines for Withdrawal of Life Support in Terminally ill Patients" was the result of joint brainstorming by as many as 25 doctors from across India.
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Mpox Case Detected In Kerala, Patient Recently Travelled From UAE
Kerala on Wednesday confirmed India's second Mpox, or monkeypox case, nine days after Delhi reported the country's first - a young man who had travelled from western Africa.
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Wagah Border To Stay Open For Returning Pakistanis After India Revokes Visa
Pakistan has announced to keep the Wagah Border crossing open for its citizens returning from India after New Delhi revoked their visas following the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives.
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In Dry Bihar, Ambulance Has No Patient, But Carton After Carton Of Liquor
Forty cartons of foreign liquor worth Rs 10 lakh were recovered from an ambulance in Muzaffarpur district of Bihar on Thursday evening, officials said, adding that the vehicle's driver has been arrested.
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Brown Heart OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Documentary on India's Heart Disease Crisis Online?
Brown Heart is a compelling documentary spotlighting the surge of heart issues in India. Produced by Drs. Nirmal and Renu Joshi, it features expert advice, patient stories, and celebrity voices. The film streams on JioHotstar from May 3, 2025, aiming to raise awareness and spark preventive action globally.
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Huge Fire Erupts At Hospital In Madhya Pradesh, Over 190 Patients Rescued
More than 190 patients, including 13 from the ICU, were rescued and shifted to another hospital.
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16-Month-Old Boy Becomes Odisha's Youngest Organ Donor, Saves 2 Lives
A 16-month-old boy from the city became Odisha's youngest organ donor, giving new life to two patients, an AIIMS-Bhubaneswar official said on Monday.
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Man Enters Women's Toilet In Hospital, Shoots At Patient After Being Chased
A man with a criminal record fired at a guard while trying to escape from a hospital, and hit a patient in Bihar's Siwan district.
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Budget 2025: 36 Life-Saving Drugs Fully Exempted From Basic Customs Duty
Budget 2025: 36 life-saving drugs have been fully exempted from basic customs duty, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced on Saturday.
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2 Monkeypox Cases Reported In Kerala, Patients Recently Travelled From UAE
Two cases of Monkeypox (Mpox) have been reported in Kerala, state Health Minister Veena George said on Wednesday.
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Tripura Hospital Shuts Door For Bangladeshi Patients
A day after a Kolkata hospital decided not to treat patients from Bangladesh over alleged atrocities against minority Hindus, a multi-specialty healthcare facility in Agartala followed suit.
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"2-Tier Security, Fit Cops, A Gun": Demands After Chennai Doctor Stabbed
A knife attack on an oncologist at Chennai's Kalaignar Centenary Hospital Wednesday - the doctor was stabbed seven times by the son of a patient and is in critical condition - has sparked furious protests from his colleagues.
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From AI Beds To Remote ICUs, Startups Are Plugging India's Health Gaps
Hospitals across India - as in much of the world - are often understaffed and doctors and nurses overworked resulting in small delays in patient care that can lead to life-threatening complications.
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Doctors Leave Pair Of Scissors In Woman's Abdomen, It Is Found 12 Years Later
Having undergone surgery to remove her appendix, a woman from Sikkim continued to suffer for over a decade more and several doctors failed to diagnose why. When the diagnosis was finally revealed earlier this month, it shocked her and her family.
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"Cancer Can Be Cured By Cleaning Cowshed, Lying There": UP Minister
Making a series of startling claims, a minister from Uttar Pradesh has said that cancer patients can cure themselves by cleaning cowsheds and lying in them, and the dosage of blood pressure medicines can be cut in half within 10 days by petting cows.
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"Right To Choose Death": Doctors Prepare Draft Guidelines For Terminally Ill Patients
The recently released Union Health Ministry's "Guidelines for Withdrawal of Life Support in Terminally ill Patients" was the result of joint brainstorming by as many as 25 doctors from across India.
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Mpox Case Detected In Kerala, Patient Recently Travelled From UAE
Kerala on Wednesday confirmed India's second Mpox, or monkeypox case, nine days after Delhi reported the country's first - a young man who had travelled from western Africa.
