KGMU gets Rs 1.25 Cr biofire machine for faster diagnosis
King George's Medical University installs a modern biofire machine for rapid, accurate infection detection in critical patients. Experts also warn about antibiotic overuse. Read more.
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KGMU's New Limb-Saving Treatment for Aggressive Bone Cancer
King George's Medical University introduces chemoembolization, a minimally invasive treatment for aggressive bone cancers in young patients, aiming to save limbs and improve quality of life. Read about the first successful procedure.
KGMU Saves 11-Month-Old from Congenital Lung Defect
Doctors at Lucknow's KGMU performed a successful 3.5-hour surgery on an 11-month-old boy suffering from lobar emphysema, a rare congenital lung defect. Read the inspiring story of survival.
AI CT Scanner at KGMU Trauma Centre to Cut Wait Times
KGMU Lucknow's new AI-enabled CT scanner aims to slash waiting periods for trauma patients to under an hour. The Rs 8.5 crore unit promises sharper diagnostics and enhanced workflow. Read more.
KGMU VC: Disability Does Not Limit Abilities, Society Must Adapt
On World Disability Day, KGMU VC Prof Soniya Nityananda called for equal rights and opportunities for persons with disabilities, highlighting their societal contributions. Read more.
KGMU Harassment Case Referred to Internal Panel
A senior woman faculty at KGMU reported harassment by a male professor. After no internal action, she approached the State Women's Commission, prompting the university to initiate an immediate inquiry. Follow this developing story.
KGMU ICU Reduces Mortality Rate to 18% with Innovation
Lucknow's KGMU achieves breakthrough in critical care, reducing ICU mortality from 26% to 18% through precision medicine. Learn how genetic profiling saves lives.
KGMU Declares Final Results for 207 Posts
King George's Medical University announces the final recruitment results for 207 technical and non-technical posts. Over 25,000 applicants appeared for the exam. Check the official website for the list.
19 students sick in Hardoi school gas leak, probe on
19 students fell sick at a Hardoi private school after suspected gas leak. Nine admitted to Lucknow's KGMU, all stable. CM Yogi orders investigation into the incident.
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