- AIIMS graduate is Civil Services topper
- Intern doctors can’t break bad news
- 5,000-bed hospital inaugurated in Ahmedabad
- Low oxygen levels drive cancer growth
- पटना पहुंची मेदान्ता हॉस्पिटल क़ी टीम
- Doctor who brought Hina's story to light
- 462 MBBS graduates opt for rural service
- Docs demand bouncers at DDU Hospital
- Court grants bail to doctor's wife
- Court grants bail to doctor's wife
- Dental X-rays may up tumour risk
- Genes identified for common childhood obesity
- Soft drinks cause heart disease in kids
- cosmetic doc gets CD of model attempting suicide
- Domestic help beaten by doctor couple
- Desi Cow Utsav inaugurated
- Ordinance to make 1 yr rural service mandatory for docs
- Security plan on cards for hospitals
- Cancer patients hope for children - with fertility preservation
- Cheap generics no panacea for India's poorest
- Painkiller abuse drills holes in teen’s stomach
- Doctor to pay man Rs 5.7Lakh
- Doc uses CCTV to expose model alleging molestation
- diagnostic technology for life-threatening infections
- Flagship kidney care centre in Chennai
- Pregnant woman drinks toxic liquid in Mysore hospital
- Drink coffee to cut diabetes risk
- Experts shun tattooed blood-donors
- आरा में बिहार आर्थोपेडिक एसोसिएशन कांफ्रेंस संपन्न
- 81-year-old doc let off after over 28 yrs of trial
- Doctor asked to pay Rs 1.5 lakh a month to wife
- Appointment of Doctor/s is just a click away now
- Men's preferences influence women's smile
- Narayana Hrudayalaya named amongst the world’s 50 top innovators
- Vitamin C hastens brain tumour's death
- Is Gujarat the diabetic capital of India?
- smoking kills 'good bacteria' from mouth, facilitates growth of pathogens
- Couple drags doc to court for med negligence
- Safe motherhood and smart babies
- Retinopathy, major fallout of diabetes
- Crows are dying in Bihar from bird flu
AIIMS graduate is Civil Services topper
Shena Aggarwal of Haryana has become IAS topper of 2012. She has topped the list of successful candidate of Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Examinations 2011. The results of the exam were declared on Friday. Throughout her academic career Shena has been a brilliant student. Before attempting this prestigious ...
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Intern doctors can’t break bad news
One of the most difficult tasks for a doctor, especially an intern, is to comfort a patient’s family when the news is bad.
The study conducted by KEM Hospital, which was recently published in a medical journal, has found that intern doctors have poor communication skills, especially when giving bad news ...
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5,000-bed hospital inaugurated in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad--Thursday saw inauguration of a new medical facility - Narayan Hrudayalaya Health City in Rakhial area of the city. The hospital of 5,000 bed capacity will also house a medical college, nursing and paramedical institute on its 37-acre campus.
Narayan Hrudayalaya Health City, currently in its first phase, has 300-bed healthcare ...
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Low oxygen levels drive cancer growth
Low oxygen levels in cells, not genetic mutations, may fuel uncontrollable cancer growth, says a new discovery.
If hypoxia, or low oxygen levels in cells, is proven to be a key driver of certain types of cancer, treatment plans for curing the malignant growth can change in significant ways, said Ying ...
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पटना पहुंची मेदान्ता हॉस्पिटल क़ी टीम
पटना- देश के प्रसिद्ध ‘मेदान्ता—द मेडिसिटी हॉस्पिटल’ से आए चिकित्सकों क़ी टीम ने शनिवार को यहां मरीजों का मुफ्त इलाज किया लायंस क्लब एवं बिहार इंडस्ट्रीज एसोसिएशन के सहयोग से आयोजित इस दो दिवसीय शिविर में हॉस्पिटल के सीएमडी तथा देश के ख्यातिप्राप्त हृदय रोग विशेषज्ञ डॉ. ...
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Doctor who brought Hina’s story to light
BANGALORE: The world would not have known little Hina's abuse story if this doctor had not alerted the Child Welfare Committee.
Dr Gangadhar Belawadi, head of the department of paediatrics at Vani Vilas Hospital where Hina is battling for her life, he would have failed in his duty if he had ...
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462 MBBS graduates opt for rural service
BANGALORE: Falling in line with the state government’s intention to make rural service mandatory for doctors, nearly 462 MBBS students from seven government colleges in the state have reported for duty in rural areas, according to the Directorate of Health and Family Welfare Services.
The Directorate has collated information of 632 ...
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Docs demand bouncers at DDU Hospital
New Delhi After three resident doctors were beaten up by angry relatives of a patient at DDU Hospital on Monday, doctors have demanded that hospital authorities provide dedicated bouncers at “sensitive” locations, to bring such incidents under control.
This is the 20th time in the last six years that resident doctors ...
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Court grants bail to doctor’s wife
New Delhi: A lady doctor arrested along with her husband for allegedly leaving their 13-year-old maid locked-up and starving in their flat here while vacationing in Bangkok, was on Wednesday granted bail by a Delhi court.
Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) I S Mehta granted bail to Dr Sanjay Verma's medico ...
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Court grants bail to doctor’s wife
New Delhi: A lady doctor arrested along with her husband for allegedly leaving their 13-year-old maid locked-up and starving in their flat here while vacationing in Bangkok, was on Wednesday granted bail by a Delhi court.
Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) I S Mehta granted bail to Dr Sanjay Verma's medico ...
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