Category : Medical News


Ex-IPS Amitabh Thakur Admitted to SGPGIMS Lucknow

Former IPS officer Amitabh Thakur was admitted to SGPGIMS Lucknow's cardiology MICU with chest pain. His condition is stable. Read for details on his health and the medical journey from Deoria jail.

Fortis Mohali unveils advanced Paediatric ICU

Fortis Hospital Mohali inaugurates a state-of-the-art Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) to provide specialised, round-the-clock care for children with severe illnesses. Learn about its advanced technology and multi-specialty support.

Sonia Gandhi's Health Stable, Responding to Treatment

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi is stable and recovering at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital after her bronchial asthma was exacerbated by Delhi's cold and pollution. Doctors confirm it was a precautionary admission.

Army Veteran's Organ Donation Saves Lives in Lucknow, Delhi

A 61-year-old Army veteran declared brain dead after a road accident becomes a life-saving organ donor. His gift of kidneys, liver, and corneas, transported amid fog, highlights seamless military-medical coordination. Read this inspiring story of sacrific

Army Veteran's Organs Save Lives After Accident

A 61-year-old Army veteran's family consented to organ donation after his tragic death. His gift led to life-saving transplants in Lucknow and Delhi, showcasing remarkable coordination between military hospitals. Read this inspiring story of service beyon

Man Wakes From Surgery Speaking Fluent Spanish

Stephen Chase, 33, repeatedly wakes from anaesthesia speaking fluent Spanish, a rare condition called Foreign Language Syndrome. Doctors explain this neurological phenomenon.

Rare Hybrid Cardiac Surgery Saves Man in Gurgaon

A 29-year-old from Jharkhand survives a ruptured aorta after a high-risk hybrid cardiac surgery at Fortis Gurgaon, potentially the first such case in South-East Asia. Read his incredible story of survival.

Vaishno Devi Medical College Loses NMC Nod Amid Protests

The National Medical Commission revoked permission for SMVDIME's MBBS course just four months after approval, citing infrastructure gaps. The college calls the inspection a 'farce' and links the move to protests over Muslim student admissions.

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