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What’s killing kids in Balaghat? Recent deaths, hospitalisations, older warning signs haunt tribal belt
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (478+ words) The Times of India BHOPAL: Nearly a month after the deaths of Baiga children in remote villages of Balaghat first brought the tribal belt into focus, the stream of sick children being admitted into hospitals has still not stopped.Around…...
U???khand PG doctors threaten protest,FORDA urges govt to increase stipend | Dehradun News
1+ week, 1+ day ago (452+ words) U’khand PG doctors threaten protest,FORDA urges govt to increase stipend The Times of India...
Centre finds no single cause for Balaghat child deaths
1+ week, 1+ day ago (351+ words) The Times of India NEW DELHI: The Centreâs investigation into the illness cluster among tribal children in Madhya Pradeshâs Balaghat has found multiple clinical causes among reported deaths, including measles, malaria, co-infection, respiratory distress, dehydration, malnutrition, anaemia and…...
Jinnah’s "secret" illness may have prevented Partition. Two Parsi doctors kept it secret
2+ week, 1+ day ago (29+ words) Jinnah’s illness may have prevented Partition. Two Parsi doctors kept it secret The Times of India Jinnah’s "secret" illness may have prevented Partition. Two Parsi doctors kept it secret...
There’s a missing doctor between specialists and Indian patients
2+ week, 5+ day ago (105+ words) The Times of India Two months after recovering from a viral fever, 29-year-old Ayesha began hearing whispers Her family was told it was schizophrenia and she was prescribed antipsychotic drugs Weeks later, when she got seizures, the diagnosis shifted to…...
Fast-track Ken-Betwa rehab, deliver schemes at doorsteps: MP CM to Officials | Indore News
2+ week, 5+ day ago (642+ words) Fast-track Ken-Betwa rehab, deliver schemes at doorsteps: MP CM to Officials The Times of India...
No prescriptions, just celebrations: Doctors swap stethoscopes for leheriya and mehendi
3+ week, 3+ day ago (290+ words) The Times of India It was a fun-filled affair for the cityâs women doctors, sans stethoscopes, prescriptions and patients At the Lehariya Utsav hosted by the ladiesâ wing of the Jaipur Medical Association, the seminar hall, usually buzzing with…...
Two Mumbai doctors to receive Pakistan’s highest civilian honour for keeping Jinnah’s illness secret
3+ week, 4+ day ago (211+ words) The Times of India Two Mumbai-based Parsi doctors have been posthumously nominated for Pakistanâs highest civilian award, the Nishan-e-Imtiaz, for keeping Muhammad Ali Jinnahâs terminal illness confidential before Partition The award is scheduled to be conferred at a…...
Gaya hospitals asked to curb avoidable referrals | Patna News
3+ week, 4+ day ago (298+ words) Gaya hospitals asked to curb avoidable referrals The Times of India Gaya: Govt hospitals, including primary health centres (PHCs), across Gaya district have been directed to avoid unnecessary referrals and follow the prescribed referral protocol, civil surgeon Dr Raja Ram…...
Maha raids not so much a tale of morality as mortality
4+ week, 1+ day ago (190+ words) Urvashi Prasad is a public health professional and former director at NITI Aayog The most consequential public health figure in India this year is not a doctor, an epidemiologist, or a minister. He is a civil servant running a food…...