MEDICATION
Puja Khedkar submitted non-creamy layer OBC certificate for MBBS admission in 2007: Medical college director
In a major development in the ongoing controversy over probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar, who has been accused of allegedly misusing her authority, new information has surfaced.
Hina Khan reveals she has resumed work amid battle with breast cancer
TV star Hina Khan has returned to work despite facing numerous health challenges. The 'Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai' actress, who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer, shared on social media that she has resumed her professional activities.
Delhi HC permits woman to medically terminate 32-week pregnancy
The Delhi High Court has permitted a 31-year-old woman to terminate her pregnancy of over 32 weeks due to significant foetal abnormalities posing risks of severe physical and mental handicaps. Justice Sanjeev Narula, citing an AIIMS medical report, ruled the abortion was in the best interests of both the woman and the foetus, emphasizing the mother's health and the foetus's severe condition.
Arvind Kejriwal lost 2 kg in prison, AAP's claims misleading: Tihar authorities
A day after the AAP claimed that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had lost 8.5 kg in prison, Tihar jail sources on Monday said he had only lost 2 kg. The jail authorities also mentioned that he was being regularly monitored by a medical board from AIIMS.
When will NEET-UG counselling begin? Here is the latest update
The Centre announces four rounds of NEET-UG counselling starting in July. Affidavit states cancellation of cheating students' candidature. Results of the exam declared on June 4.
Lt Gen Shankar Narayan Assumes Command as Commandant of Army Hospital (R & R)
Lt Gen Shankar Narayan has taken charge as the Commandant of Army Hospital (Research & Referral) on July 10, 2024. With a background in Pediatrics and specialized training in Neonatology and Pediatric Liver Transplantation, he aims to elevate the hospital's healthcare standards and research initiatives. Lt Gen Narayan emphasizes modernizing patient care and maintaining the hospital's leadership in medical education. His appointment underscores a commitment to advancing healthcare within the Armed Forces Medical Services, focusing on innovation and excellence.
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Indian medical students in Ukraine aid Kyiv hospital amid conflict
Indian students helped doctors after a Russian missile hit a Kyiv children's hospital. Ukraine’s Ministry expressed heartfelt gratitude. PM Modi, in Austria, urged for diplomacy. Zelenskyy criticized Modi's Russia visit amid rising tensions. The attack killed 43 during rush hour, causing panic. Modi discussed child deaths with Putin. Ukraine praised students for aiding rescue operations.
KIMS shares surge over 4% after company enters agreement for 100% acquisition
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences saw a 4.4% increase in shares following the acquisition of Chalasani Hospitals.
Is Joe Biden suffering from Parkinson's? Doctor made 10 visits to the White House
Multiple visits by a neurologist and movements disorder specialist to the White house has raised questions pertaining to President Joe Biden’s health. Dr Kevin R Cannard who is also a Parkinson’s disease specialist has made nearly a dozen visits since November 2022. Many have questioned if Biden is suffering from Parkinson’s disease.
Doctor apologises to Samantha Ruth Prabhu for 'illiterate' comment
Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips apologized to Samantha Ruth Prabhu for calling her "illiterate," criticizing her advice on nebulizing with hydrogen peroxide and distilled water for viral infections. Philips warned against medical misinformation, urging Health Ministry action. Samantha defended her advice, citing personal experiences, consultation with a qualified doctor, emphasizing sensitivity and public safety.
Indian medical students now prefer Russia over China and Ukraine
Indian medical students prefer Russia over China and Ukraine for security, visa ease, and English studies. Dr. Ashok Patel notes student satisfaction. Ambassador Alipov seeks mutual degree recognition. PM Modi's July 8-9 annual summits with President Putin aim to improve trade and relations, impacting future prospects.
Should Joe Biden undergo a medical check-up? Doctors call for a detailed neurological examination
Doctors have called for a detailed medical check-up of Joe Biden. In recent times, the president is facing a cognitive decline and medical practitioners have called for a cognitive and neurological examination to address these concerns.
Court allows Arvind Kejriwal's wife access to his medical records, permits her to seek doctors' advice
A Delhi court has granted Sunita Kejriwal, the wife of jailed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, access to his medical records and allowed her to independently consult with doctors on his behalf. However, the court rejected Kejriwal's application for permission to be his attendant during consultations with doctors. The court ruled that permission was granted only when the prisoner is admitted in hospital.
Telangana HC allows 12-year-old rape victim to undergo abortion of 26-week foetus
The Telangana High Court has authorized the abortion of a 26-week-old foetus for a 12-year-old rape survivor. The court directed the Superintendent of Gandhi Hospital to perform the procedure within 48 hours and collect tissue and blood samples for DNA testing. Initially, doctors refused due to the advanced stage of pregnancy, but the court intervened, highlighting the mental and physical trauma to the victim if the pregnancy continued. The court ordered that a senior gynaecologist conduct the procedure.
Drugs body flags side effects of heart, Glaucoma medications
The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission has issued a drug safety alert regarding amlodipine and acetazolamide, highlighting potential adverse reactions. Healthcare professionals are advised to monitor for adverse drug reactions, while patients should be vigilant for any symptoms. Companies may be required to include warnings in drug packaging.
Joe Biden ‘fact checks’ White House on his medical consultation; says he has been medically cleared after the first debate
In an interaction with the Governors of the states ruled by Democrats, President Biden said that he had consulted a doctor and has been cleared medically. This contradicts the statement by the White House which had said earlier that the President had not consulted any physician after the first debate.
Beware of weight loss medications; they can make you go blind
A recent study conducted by researchers at Massachusetts Eye and Ear hospital has found a significant link between popular weight loss drugs containing semaglutide and an increased risk of Non-Arteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NAION), a rare condition causing sudden vision loss in one eye. The study, published in JAMA Ophthalmology, revealed that obese patients using these medications were over seven times more likely to develop NAION, while diabetic patients faced more than four times the risk.
Government eases rules for global sourcing of medical gear
Pavan Choudary, chairman, Medical Technology Association of India (MTAI), termed the move a path-breaking effort by the government towards equitable policy making, spanning the crucial last mile which was uncovered so far.
For NRI quota in government medical colleges, Karnataka govt wants 500 additional MBBS seats
The Karnataka government has urged the Centre to approve extra MBBS seats in autonomous government medical colleges under the Department of Medical Education starting from the academic year 2025-26. Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil stated that he has formally requested the Chairman of the National Medical Commission (NMC) to authorize a 15% NRI quota by creating 508 additional supernumerary MBBS seats across 22 government medical colleges in the state.
New research links acohol consumption to increased mood instability in bipolar disorder
The researchers, including those from the University of Michigan, US, wanted to understand the long-term effects of consuming alcohol on the mood and functioning of adults having bipolar disorder. The findings are published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network Open.
Kate Middleton to step away from royal duties? Shocking report claims she might 'not return'
Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, may not return to her royal duties as she continues to battle cancer, according to recent reports. Insiders reveal that her team is reassessing her future responsibilities, and she will not appear in public for the rest of 2024. Despite her health challenges, Kate remains actively involved with her three children. Her return to royal duties will depend on medical advice, and the palace emphasizes the need for privacy during her recovery.
NEET 2024 results sparks concern: Physics Wallah's Alakh Pandey questions scoring, calls for more medical college seats
Physics Wallah CEO Alakh Pandey has voiced concerns over the NEET 2024 results, highlighting discrepancies in scoring and the limited availability of seats in top medical colleges. He urged for an increase in government medical college seats to accommodate deserving students. Pandey's comments went viral, sparking discussions about the fairness of the scoring system and the need for broader access to medical education.
Study finds Mediterranean diet is linked to lower mortality risk in women
A recent study suggests that women adhering to the Mediterranean diet have a 23% lower risk of premature death. This largely plant-based diet, rich in nuts, fruits, vegetables, and olive oil, reduces cholesterol, obesity, and insulin resistance, lowering the risk of metabolic disorders like diabetes and heart disease. The research, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, followed over 25,000 US women for up to 25 years, highlighting the diet's potential in promoting longevity and reducing mortality, including cancer-related deaths.
Exercise & diet play key role in enhancing survival for cancer patients
The mainstays of cancer treatment remain surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and hormone therapy. But there are other treatments and strategies - "adjunct" or supportive cancer care - that can have a powerful impact on a patient's quality of life, survival and experience during cancer treatment.
HPV vaccines may protect men as well as women from cancer claims new study
Vaccinated women had a lower risk of developing cervical cancer within at least five years of getting the shots. For men, there were benefits too. Vaccinated men had a lower risk of developing any HPV-related cancer, such as cancers of the anus, penis and mouth and throat.
'Friends' star Matthew Perry's death reopened by police due to discovery of abnormal amount of ketamines in his blood
'Friends' star Matthew Perry's death was reopened by police due to the discovery of an abnormal amount of ketamine in his blood.
Rakhi Sawant reacts to ex-husband’s accusation of faking cancer diagnosis, promises …
Sawant confirmed that she had indeed been diagnosed with cancer, and a 10cm tumour was found in her uterus. However, the ‘Main Hoon Na’ star appeared as cheerful as ever and promised that she would soon be back to what she does best - dance, sing and entertain people. She also revealed that she would be undergoing surgery on Saturday.
Warm-blooded dinosaurs ruled the Earth 180 million years ago
Warm-blooded creatures - including birds, who are descended from dinosaurs, and humans - keep their body temperature constant whether the world around them runs cold or hot.
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