Category : Medical News


Dr. Pradeep Shah: HIV to COVID-19 Medical Journey

Dr. Pradeep Shah, an infectious diseases specialist, shares his experiences from early HIV responses to COVID-19 challenges, highlighting career milestones and technological impacts in US healthcare.

Ahmedabad Doctors Remove Polyp from 8-Year-Old Boy via Endoscopy

Civil Hospital specialists in Ahmedabad performed a successful polypectomy on an 8-year-old boy who had rectal bleeding for three months. The endoscopic procedure removed a polyp from the large intestine, highlighting a condition affecting 1 in 100-200 ch

Rare Surgery in Hamirpur Saves Patient's Life

A patient in Himachal Pradesh underwent a rare and complex surgical procedure at a hospital in Hamirpur, successfully overcoming a life-threatening condition and receiving a new lease on life.

Delhi Man's Blood in Urine Reveals Advanced Kidney Cancer

A 48-year-old Delhi man experienced painless blood in urine for two years, leading to a diagnosis of kidney cancer that had spread into a major vein. Doctors at AIIMS performed a complex robotic surgery to remove the tumour, highlighting the importance of

AIIMS Bhopal Confirms Tubarial Salivary Gland Existence

Doctors at AIIMS Bhopal have conducted direct dissections on human cadavers, providing the first gross anatomical evidence supporting the existence of the debated tubarial gland as a distinct salivary gland near the nasopharynx.

Woman Survives Sepsis from Dog Lick, Loses Limbs

Manjit Sangha, 56, survived life-threatening sepsis possibly triggered by her dog licking a cut. She suffered six cardiac arrests and underwent quadruple amputation, now determined to walk again with prosthetics.

KGMU Introduces Advanced Natural Pacemaker Method

King George's Medical University in Lucknow has launched 'Advanced Conduction System Pacing,' a new pacemaker technique that mimics the heart's natural electrical pathways, improving coordination and long-term function for patients requiring permanent dev

Peanut Causes Cardiac Arrest in Toddler, Saved in Noida

An 18-month-old from Meerut accidentally inhaled a peanut that swelled in its airway, leading to respiratory failure and cardiac arrest. Timely intervention by doctors at Fortis Noida saved the child's life after a high-risk bronchoscopy procedure.

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