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National Task Force Faces Criticism for Excluding Nurses and Patients from Hospital Safety Discussions

The National Task Force on hospital safety has formed sub-groups composed solely of doctors and bureaucrats, excluding nurses and patients, sparking frustration from healthcare workers and patient advocates.

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Delhi Vaccinates Over 50,000 Adults in BCG Study to Combat Tuberculosis

The Delhi health department has administered the BCG vaccine to more than 50,000 adults in an ongoing trial aimed at high-risk groups for tuberculosis (TB). The study focuses on preventing tuberculosis by vaccinating adults, with efforts aligned towards achieving India’s TB elimination goals by 2025.

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100 Dangerous Viruses Found in China's Fur Animals, Nearly 40 Pose Risk to Humans

A new study has revealed 125 viruses present in animals from fur farms in China. Researchers identified 39 high-risk viruses that could potentially jump to humans, raising concerns about the global fur farming industry and the need for stricter regulations.

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Safe Medication Practices During Pregnancy: A Crucial Conversation

A 32-year-old woman from Pune faced a heartbreaking pregnancy termination after unknowingly taking acne treatment medications unsafe during pregnancy. Experts stress the importance of disclosing medication details to healthcare providers to avoid such tragedies.

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Study Links Night-Time Light Pollution to Alzheimer's Risk

Researchers have found that night-time light pollution may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease, especially for people under 65. The study emphasizes the potential role of disturbed sleep and biological clock disruptions as contributing factors.

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New Research Shows Targeting Immune Cells May Reverse Long COVID Lung Damage

New research reveals that targeting overactive immune cells may restore lung function in long COVID patients. The study highlights a mouse model replicating the human condition, offering new hope for treatment.

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Scientists Warn of New Deadly Viruses in Animals from Fur Farms

A recent study uncovers dangerous viruses in fur farm animals such as minks, posing potential pandemic threats. Researchers call for global surveillance and stricter measures to prevent future outbreaks.

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Swachh Bharat Mission's Impact on Reducing Infant Mortality

A study shows that Swachh Bharat Mission's toilet access has potentially saved 60,000-70,000 infant lives annually by improving sanitation across India, contributing to a significant decline in child mortality rates.

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India Remains Free of Mpox Cases Since March 2024

India has not reported any new Mpox cases since March 2024, with the risk level assessed as low. However, public health measures remain in place to monitor potential cases.

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Sandip Ghosh Faces Public Fury as CBI Probes Corruption Nexus

Former RG Kar Medical College principal Sandip Ghosh was remanded to CBI custody for eight days on charges of corruption. Public protests erupted as accusations of his involvement in a larger financial nexus surfaced during the investigation.

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IHH Healthcare to Acquire Island Hospital in $901 Million Deal

IHH Healthcare will acquire Malaysia's Island Hospital for $901 million, solidifying its position in Penang and Malaysia’s healthcare sector. The deal is expected to generate over $200 million in synergies and expand medical tourism.

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India Conducts First Pandemic Preparedness Mock Drill

India’s first mock drill, Vishanu Yuddh Abhyas, was conducted in Rajasthan to evaluate the nation’s pandemic preparedness, simulating a zoonotic disease outbreak and assessing the readiness of multiple health sectors.

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