Jalandhar Probe Finds Doctor Negligence in Death Case
A medical board in Jalandhar has concluded that negligence by doctors led to the death of a patient named Ghumman, highlighting serious lapses in healthcare protocols.
Category : Healthcare Policy
JIPMER OPD Closed March 4 in Puducherry
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) in Puducherry will close its outpatient department on March 4, 2025, for administrative work. Emergency services remain operational.
Texas Medical Board Members' Pakistani Ties Exposed
Medical freedom advocate Dr. Mary Talley Bowden reveals Texas Medical Board members' connections to Pakistan, including roles in government initiatives and advice for foreign medical students.
Kidwai Cancer Centre in Mysuru Nears Completion, Aiding Patients
The Kidwai Memorial Institute's peripheral cancer centre in Mysuru is nearing completion, providing significant relief to patients in the region and reducing the burden on the main Bengaluru facility.
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Economic Survey Highlights Digital Addiction, Jagruti Rehab Warns on Youth
India's Economic Survey 2023-24 highlights rising digital addiction as a key concern, with Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre emphasizing its severe impact on youth mental health and productivity.
India's Ageing Crisis: Healthcare System Under Pressure
India's population is ageing rapidly, with over 140 million citizens above 60. By 2050, nearly 20% will be elderly, demanding urgent healthcare reforms and social protection systems.
Kerala's Rs 286.66 Crore Medical Block Inaugurated in Kochi
The new super specialty block at Ernakulam Medical College, built at a cost of Rs 286.66 crore, features advanced departments, 842 beds, and modern amenities to address critical healthcare needs.
Telangana's First Govt Hospital to Get Automated Sample Transport
The upcoming Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences in Hyderabad will install a pneumatic tube system for rapid transport of medical samples, enhancing emergency care and reducing patient wait times.
Odisha Launches Advanced Medicines for Rare Blood Disorders
Odisha government introduces extended half-life Factor VIII and Von Willebrand Factor injections for haemophilia and VWD patients, aiming to reduce treatment frequency and improve quality of life.
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Mysuru Sees Sharp Decline in Maternal and Infant Mortality in 2025
Mysuru district reports significant reduction in maternal mortality ratio to 32.5 per lakh and infant mortality ratio to 11.1 per 1,000 live births in 2025, attributed to government healthcare schemes.
Gauhati University Red Ribbon Youth Conclave Fights HIV/AIDS
Gauhati University organized the Red Ribbon Youth Conclave to empower youth in HIV/AIDS awareness, leadership, and stigma reduction, with participation from Assam State AIDS Control Society and NSS.
National Policy for Rare Diseases: Key Insights for UPSC Aspirants
The National Policy for Rare Diseases aims to address the challenges faced by patients with rare diseases in India. This article explains its key provisions, funding mechanisms, and implications for healthcare, tailored for UPSC aspirants and informed cit
Medical College Scrutiny After 18 PG Students Withdraw
The NY Tasgaonkar Institute of Medical Science faces questions after 18 PG students withdrew simultaneously, raising concerns about admission process integrity in Maharashtra.
DMER Panel Clears Karjat College in Admission Cancellation Case
A state committee has exonerated NY Tasgaonkar Institute of Medical Science over the mass cancellation of 18 institutional and NRI quota admissions, citing voluntary withdrawals, but parents may seek a CBI probe.
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Delhi CM Opens ICU, Endoscopy Suite, Starts AYUSH Stress Plan
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated a 10-bed Medical ICU and GI HD Video Endoscopy Suite at GTB Hospital, launched an Integrated AYUSH Stress Management Programme, and laid the foundation for a new OPD building at IHBAS.
Delhi CM Inaugurates Modern Healthcare at GTB Hospital
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated advanced healthcare facilities at GTB Hospital, enhancing medical services with modern infrastructure and technology.
Kerala Expands Rare Disease Drug Coverage to Age 25
Kerala's CARE initiative now provides free Risdiplam for SMA Type 2 patients up to age 25, expanding from age 12, with Rs 30 crore allocated to benefit 80% of patients.
Suryadeep Pandey: Paralyzed Youth Awaits Laptop for Dreams
At 23, Suryadeep Pandey, paralyzed from a freak accident, fights financial hurdles to buy a laptop for education and independence, showcasing resilience amid adversity.
TN Govt Doctors Hunger Strike Over Pay, Promotions on March 5
The Federation of Govt Doctors' Associations in Tamil Nadu announces a hunger strike in Chennai from March 5, escalating demands for pay rises, timely promotions, and implementation of GO 354.
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Mumbai's DCPR-2034 Triggers Public Health Crisis Concerns
Medical experts warn Mumbai's new DCPR-2034 regulations allowing taller buildings and reduced open spaces are causing environmental collapse, with rising respiratory illnesses, heart diseases, and pollution-related health issues becoming widespread.
Dr Ravneet Kaur Appointed Director-Principal of GMCH Sector 32
Dr Ravneet Kaur, a transfusion medicine expert, has been appointed as the new director-principal of Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32 in Chandigarh. She succeeds Dr Jasbinder Kaur and becomes the second woman to lead this prestigious medi
Bengaluru Woman Dies by Suicide After Astrologer's Prediction
A 24-year-old woman in Bengaluru died by suicide after an astrologer predicted her lover would have a short lifespan, leading to severe distress and tragic consequences.
Maharashtra Govt Approves Rs 55 Crore for Nagpur Medical Equipment
The Maharashtra government has sanctioned nearly Rs 55 crore for advanced medical equipment at Nagpur's Government Medical Colleges and Hospitals and Government Dental College. This funding aims to enhance super speciality services, including intervention
Karnataka Pharma Distributors Oppose New Drug Certificate Order
Pharmaceutical distributors in Karnataka object to a government order requiring batch-wise certificates of analysis for all drug purchases, citing impracticality and supply chain disruption risks.
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NMC Opens Applications for PG Medical Courses 2026-27
The National Medical Commission invites online applications for starting new PG medical courses, establishing standalone institutions, and increasing seats for the 2026-27 academic year. Key dates and guidelines announced.
Medical Tourism Thrives While Rural Mothers Struggle in India
India's focus on high-end medical tourism contrasts sharply with rural healthcare crises, where primary health centers suffer from staff shortages, medicine stock-outs, and crumbling infrastructure, highlighting a critical imbalance in public health prior
Mandya Youth's Organ Donation Saves Multiple Lives
In a heart-wrenching yet inspiring act, the family of Darshan from Chikkamandya consented to donate his organs after he was declared brain-dead at Victoria Hospital, giving new hope to several recipients.
Bengaluru Boy, 7, Saves Four Lives After Fatal Accident
A seven-year-old boy in Bengaluru has become a lifesaver for four individuals after a fatal accident, showcasing remarkable courage and compassion in the face of tragedy.
GMCH Chandigarh Appoints Director Based on Merit, Not Seniority
The UT administration moves to appoint a new director principal at GMCH Sector 32 based on merit, triggering debate among faculty and aiming to address operational lapses in emergency care.
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Himachal CM Sukhu Inaugurates Tesla MRI Machines at IGMC
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu inaugurated three state-of-the-art Tesla MRI diagnostic machines worth Rs 23 crore at Indira Gandhi Medical College in Shimla, marking a major healthcare upgrade.
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