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Baby stolen from Bangalore hospital: Police crack the case

A woman who was asked to watch over the baby girl allegedly stole her from the hospital. Jul 16, 2016
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NHRC sends notice to Telangana govt over botched-up eye surgeries

NHRC has asked the Telangana government to respond within two weeks over the issue of medical negligence at a state-tun hospital. Jul 16, 2016
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India becomes first Yaws-free country, no cases of maternal, neonatal tetanus either

WHO certifies India as neonatal, maternal tetanus and Yaws free country. Jul 15, 2016
Hiranandani Hospital

First Delhi, now Mumbai: Kidney racket busted at Hiranandani Hospital, 4 arrested

The Mumbai Police raided Hiranandani Hospital, and stopped a kidney transplant operation that was planned with forged papers. Jul 15, 2016
Pakistan's health ministry was forced to take up an investigation after a report claimed that children had been infected with HIV. after receiving blood transfusions.

Woman accuses top Bangalore hospital of making her HIV +ve, fudging blood test records

The 40-year-old woman had undergone blood transfusion at the MS Ramaiah Hospital before a surgery. Jul 15, 2016
Diabetes cases reach 422 million as poorer countries see steep rises

Diabetics more likely to have a cancer diagnosis: Study

A new study by the University of Toronto has found that diet and exercise can prevent cancer risk in diabetics as well. Jul 14, 2016
Delhi dengue

Dengue crisis in Maharashtra: Number of cases jumps over three-fold this year

Other states like Karnataka and Delhi have also stepped up surveillance and treatment facilities to fight dengue. Jul 14, 2016
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India, Kenya sign a deal to build largest cancer hospital in East Africa: Report

India would assist Kenya in building the cancer hospital and a pharmaceutical company producing cheaper, generic medicines. Jul 14, 2016
Kashmir

Medical emergency in Kashmir: Centre to send eye surgeons to the valley

Over the past few days, hospitals across the valley have witnessed an unprecedented rush of patients with pellet guns-induced eye injuries. Jul 13, 2016
Nandita Shah

Meet the woman who claims to treat India's diabetes problem by changing food habits

Eating whole vegetarian foods could not only treat diabetes but also reduce people's dependence on medicines. Jul 13, 2016
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Apollo Hospitals deepens its footprint in Kenya, inks two pacts

Apollo Hospitals has signed MoUs with Airtel and Kenyatta National Hospital in the healthcare sector in Kenya. Jul 13, 2016
Liberia declared Ebola-free but WHO says the job is not done

Ebola case in Delhi not confirmed yet

The WHO earlier said that Ebola is no longer a public health emergency. Jul 12, 2016
Kashmir

Pellet guns-induced eye injuries on rise in Kashmir, over 90 surgeries conducted

The use of pellet guns for crowd dispersal has led to loss of vision among many people Jul 12, 2016
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In India, 13 children aged under 5 years die of diarrhoea every hour

The union health ministry has launched an awareness drive to combat the disease. Jul 12, 2016
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Delhi woman asks for dead husband's sperm to have a baby, doctors say no

India does not have guidelines on postmortem sperm retrieval yet. Jul 11, 2016
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