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While doctors do surgery in an operating room, a patient is seen in the footage lying on a hospital bed. (Representational image: Unsplash)
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Video of Patient Playing Video Game During Surgery Goes Viral

Priyanka Pandey
2 min read
The patient was captured on camera playing a video game in the operating room, and the video quickly went viral
Doctors at the King George's Medical University (KGMU) have successfully conducted heart surgery and a Caesarean section delivery on a patient.
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Woman gets Heart Surgery, Delivers Child at the Same Time

MBT Desk
1 min read
Doctors at the King George's Medical University (KGMU) have successfully conducted heart surgery and a Caesarean section delivery on a patient.
An 8-year-old boy suffering from a congenital heart disease was operated upon in a coordinated manner by doctors of four departments in the King George's Medical University (KGMU).
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Four KGMU Depts Join Hands to Save Boy Suffering from Heart Disease

MBT Desk
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An 8-year-old boy suffering from a congenital heart disease was operated upon in a coordinated manner by doctors of four departments in the King George's Medical University (KGMU).
TN health officials have requested NMC approval to add 550 MBBS seats, increasing government medical college admissions to 5,600 by 2025-26. (Representational image: Pixabay)
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Tamil Nadu Seeks NMC Approval to Add 550 MBBS Seats in 36 Government Medical Colleges

Yash Kiran Kamble
2 min read
TN health officials have requested NMC approval to add 550 MBBS seats, increasing government medical college admissions to 5,600 by 2025-26.
In 2024, India’s struggle with dowry continues: AIIMS doctor allegedly demands Rs 50 crore to marry fellow physician. (Representational Image-Wikimedia Commons)
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Urologist from AIIMS Allegedly Demands Rs 50 Crore Dowry from Fellow Doctor in Hyderabad

Ankur Deka
2 min read
Despite Legal Prohibitions, Dowry Remains a Deeply Rooted Practice Even Among India’s Educated Elite
Due to the extreme depreciation of Pakistani currency against the dollar and controversial drug pricing policy, their prices have risen manifold and it has become economically unviable for importers to bring them on the existing prices.
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Pakistan Runs Short of Life-Saving Drugs

MBT Desk
2 min read
The pricing policy of DRAP and the depreciating rupee have caused extreme shortage of most imported and critical medicines in Pakistan.
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