Category : Healthcare Policy


Dr Prathap Reddy at 93: Apollo Founder's Healthcare Vision

Dr Prathap C Reddy, founder of Apollo Hospitals, shares his journey from cardiologist to healthcare pioneer at 93. He discusses transforming Indian medical infrastructure, his 4Cs mantra, and vision for medical tourism and preventive healthcare.

DCA Busts Unlicensed Medical Device Unit in Hyderabad

The Drugs Control Administration (DCA) in Telangana raided an unlicensed unit in Serilingampally, Hyderabad, seizing medical devices worth ₹4 lakh. The unit was illegally manufacturing 'Patient Monitor' devices without mandatory licences.

Bengaluru Police Helpline Linked to Nimhans Tele Manas

Bengaluru Police's emergency helpline has been integrated with Nimhans' Tele Manas service to provide immediate psychiatric support during mental health crises, launched by Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh and Director Dr Pratima Murthy.

Prayagraj Pilgrimage Saves Youth with Heart Condition

A 25-year-old man's health crisis during Magh Mela in Prayagraj led to a life-saving heart procedure after doctors diagnosed severe Mitral Stenosis, with two other high-risk patients also treated successfully.

GMC Introduces Online OPD Booking System in Goa

Goa Medical College has launched online OPD appointments for select departments, aiming to reduce waiting times and crowding. The new system allows patients to book slots in advance, with initial positive response from users.

PGI Chandigarh Diet Camp for Chemo Patients Today

The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGI) in Chandigarh is organizing a specialized diet camp today for patients undergoing chemotherapy, focusing on nutritional support and dietary management during cancer treatment.

Haryana Launches 17 Cancer Daycare Centres in Districts

Haryana government launches 17 new cancer daycare centres across districts including Gurgaon to reduce travel burden for patients. The initiative aims to provide local chemotherapy access, with facilities equipped and staff trained for specialized care.

Army Eye Care for 2,500 in Remote Gujarat Villages

Indian Army's Southern Command medical units delivered comprehensive eye care services to over 2,500 people in 120 remote villages of Gujarat's Kutch region, with 150 patients identified for free cataract surgeries.

Nagpur HC Acts on Mental Hospital Medicine Shortage

The Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court has initiated suo motu proceedings after reports of acute shortage of essential psychiatric medicines at Regional Mental Hospital, calling drug access non-negotiable for patients.

Varanasi Cancer Centers Expand Radiation Therapy Facilities

Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya Cancer Centre and Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital in Varanasi have significantly expanded radiation therapy services, now treating approximately 350 patients daily with modern equipment and advanced technology.

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