Scientists criticize significant reduction in US medical research funding
The US agency responsible for overseeing medical research has announced a significant reduction in funding for universities and research centers,…
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AIIMS Bhopal provides emergency ultrasound training for healthcare professionals
AIIMS Bhopal recently hosted a workshop on Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) in trauma and emergency care, equipping healthcare professionals with essential…
Two Suspected GBS Cases from Delhi NCR Hospitalized in Jaipur
Two more suspected cases of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), a rare neurological disorder, have been reported in the Delhi National Capital…
Oral Cancer Screening to be Conducted Using AI Technology in Maha Kumbh
Devotees at Kumbh will now get free oral checkup at the Aarogya Mukha Kumbh. The camp will be held at…
Cabinet Approves for Second Trauma Centre at KGMU
The Uttar Pradesh cabinet has given the green light for the construction of a second trauma centre at King George’s…
Innovating for a TB-Free India: Insights from India’s 100-Day Challenge
India launched the ambitious 100-day Tuberculosis (TB) challenge over 50 days ago, aiming to enhance patient detection and improve service…
B.Sc Nursing Courses to Begin in 23 More Medical Colleges in Uttar Pradesh
Admissions to be offered in 40-60 seats per college The Uttar Pradesh government is set to introduce B.Sc Nursing courses…
50 Crore Allocated to Establish Kerala State as a Country’s Health Tourism Hub
The Union Finance Budget, presented last week by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, included significant initiatives aimed at promoting health tourism….
WHO Highlights Challenges in India’s Healthcare Despite Progress
India’s healthcare system has seen progress, but persistent challenges still hinder its development, according to the World Health Organization’s (WHO)…
Microchip Saves Lives of many Pilgrims at Maha Kumbh
A microchip developed by AIIMS Raebareli proved to be a lifesaver for many pilgrims at the fair. The chip triggered…