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AIIMS salvages unique pregnancy: brings alive mother’s dream after seven foetal fatalities

June 19, 2024

In a rare feat, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi saved the life of an anemic foetus with an incompatible blood group with that of its mother by infusing the blood sourced after a worldwide search, which was...

Doctor removed complex tumor from newly married to preserves fertility

June 18, 2024

Doctors at a private hospital has removed the complex tumor located between newly married bladder and uterus using cutting-edge robotic technology. After the critical surgery, the young woman who was recently married can...

Blood Donor Day: Demand exceeding blood supply major challenges

June 17, 2024

Blood transfusion has a critical role in healthcare benefiting patients who face life-threatening conditions. It supports complex medical and surgical procedures, making them indispensable in maternal and childcare, as well...

Top dermatologist accuses doctor of misconduct at India Habitat Centre

June 17, 2024

Top Dermatologist Dr Deepali Bhardwaj has alleged that she was cheated and mistreated by a doctor under the pretext of helping her organize an event at India Habitat Centre (IHC). Dr. Bhardwaj, Dermatologist at MAX...

‘Provide job security for thalassemia patients’: Thalassemia Advocacy Group to health minister

June 16, 2024

Thalassemia Patient Advocacy Group (TAPG) has written to health minister JP Nadda making key recommendations for thalassemia patients. In a letter to union health minister, the TAPG has urged to provide job guarantee under...

JP Nadda reviews first 100 days goals of health ministry

June 15, 2024

Days after assuming charges as union minister of health and family welfare, JP Nadda on Friday chaired a high-level meeting on attaining targeted health goals in the first 100 days of formation of the new government with...

Are you forgetting things, Viagra can help: Oxford Study

June 14, 2024

An Oxford Trial has revealed that Viagra (Sildenafil), mostly used for erectile dysfunction, has potential to prevent Dementia (memory loss). Claimed to be the first trial, this double blind pathbreaking research shows that...

AI technique makes teenage girl’s crooked legs straight

June 14, 2024

New AI technique has made teenage girl’s crooked legs straight at a hospital here. A 19-year-old girl, Ayesha from Himachal Pradesh, was born with Bowlegs. It is condition in which a person’s legs appear bowed (bent...

Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram unveils South Asia’s First Gamma Knife Esprit

June 14, 2024

Heralding a new era in the non-surgical high precision treatment of brain tumours, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram, has launched South Asia’s ‘First Gamma Knife Esprit’. The Gamma Knife employs...

Center forms panel to review NEET results, FORDA blames private medical college lobby

June 9, 2024

Amid the allegations of ‘inflation of marks’ leading to 67 candidates sharing first rank in NEET 2024, the education ministry has set up a four-member panel to review the grace marks awarded to more than 1,500 candidates...

AIIMS salvages unique pregnancy: brings alive mother’s dream after seven foetal fatalities

Doctor removed complex tumor from newly married to preserves fertility

Blood Donor Day: Demand exceeding blood supply major challenges

Top dermatologist accuses doctor of misconduct at India Habitat Centre

‘Provide job security for thalassemia patients’: Thalassemia Advocacy Group to health minister

JP Nadda reviews first 100 days goals of health ministry

Are you forgetting things, Viagra can help: Oxford Study

AI technique makes teenage girl’s crooked legs straight

Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram unveils South Asia’s First Gamma Knife Esprit

Center forms panel to review NEET results, FORDA blames private medical college lobby

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