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AIIMS Patna Doctor Threatened by Armed MLA, Administration Silent Amid Soaring Violence
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U.S. Imposes 25% Tariff on India : Overviewing its Impact on Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Industry
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Dark Clouds Over AIIMS Patna: A Rising Pattern of Suicides Demands Urgent Probe
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Breaking Barriers: The Role of Male Gynaecologist in Modern Healthcare
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The Silent Crisis: Violence Against Doctors and Healthcare Workers Globally
Violence Against Doctors In the past decade, healthcare professionals—our frontline defenders—have increasingly become frontline victims. From emergency rooms in New York to rural clinics in India and conflict-ravaged zones in Gaza and Sudan, doctors and nurses face a stark and growing reality: violence is becoming part of their job description.
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Why Indians Are Getting More Heart Attacks in Early 40s These Days
Heart attacks used to be seen as a disease of the old. But in today’s India, it’s hitting the young—especially men and women in their early 40s. Even those in their 30s aren’t spared. This alarming shift is no accident. It’s the outcome of a complex mix of genetics, lifestyle, diet, stress, and environmental factors. Let’s unpack this health crisis affecting India’s working-age population.