Category : Medical News


NEET-PG 2026 Omitted from NBEMS Exam Schedule

NBEMS's 2026 exam calendar excludes NEET-PG, triggering panic among medical aspirants. This omission, amid a history of delays & court interventions, fuels uncertainty over exam dates & eligibility. Read more.

Simple 1-Minute Test for Colour Blindness

An estimated 300 million people globally have colour vision deficiency. Discover the symptoms, causes, and a quick test shared by an optometrist to check if you might be affected.

Army Hospital Performs India's First 3D Glaucoma Surgery

Army Hospital (R&R) Delhi achieves a breakthrough in glaucoma care with the nation's first 3D Flex Aqueous Angiography & iStent surgery. This advanced technology promises early, precise treatment to prevent blindness. Read more.

SIT Traces Kidney Racket Suspects to Kolkata, Trichy

A Chandrapur SIT is in Kolkata probing a major interstate kidney trafficking network involving prominent doctors. Key suspects, including a Trichy hospital MD, are absconding. Read the latest developments.

First Oral Pill for Thalassaemia Approved by US FDA

The US FDA has approved mitapivat (Aqvesme), the first oral drug treating anaemia in thalassaemia at a cellular level. Indian specialists explain its transformative potential for patients, especially in high-burden India.

Jalandhar Girl Dies in Gas Geyser Leak Tragedy

A 14-year-old girl in Jalandhar died from suffocation due to a suspected gas geyser leak. The incident highlights critical safety concerns with LPG appliances during winter. Read more for crucial safety tips.

PGI Activates Hospital Info System in Sangrur

PGI Chandigarh operationalises its Hospital Information System at the Sangrur satellite centre, enhancing digital healthcare services in Punjab. Learn about the new features and benefits.

India Eyes 25% Share in $100B Medical Tourism by 2030

As manufacturing and IT face headwinds, India's next growth engine could be medical tourism. With skilled doctors and cost advantage, India aims to capture 25-30% of the $100B global market by 2030. Discover the potential.

Surgeon Dr. Sapatnekar's 30-year service to tribals

For over 30 years, Dr. Vishwas Sapatnekar has delivered critical healthcare to tribal communities in Palghar and Thane. At 78, the surgeon, diver, and humanitarian's inspiring journey continues. Read his incredible story.

Why CT Angio isn't always needed for heart health

Dr. Kaustubh Bondre highlights a case where a patient with normal tests insisted on a CT Angiography after hearing about it on a podcast. Learn when this scan is truly necessary and its risks.

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