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Hyderabad’s LV Prasad Eye Institute has developed an AI-powered smartphone tool that detects glaucoma with over 92% accuracy, including 86.9% in early-stage cases. The low-cost, offline tool could revolutionize early diagnosis, particularly in rural and underserved communities.
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Interdisciplinary migration being driven by evolving job markets and expanding legal domains in various areas including technologies, say law professors
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The teenage boy spent nearly a year confined to his room, immersed in online gaming for up to 12 hours daily. Over time, he lost interest in physical activity and academics, eventually withdrawing from social interaction altogether. His growing addiction to gaming led to a severe spinal curvature, causing difficulty in walking and urinating.
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Doctors noted that this habit, along with a sedentary lifestyle and an unhealthy diet, is placing excessive strain on the rectal area, resulting in painful conditions that frequently necessitate medical treatment.
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Likewise, Gandhi and Osmania General Hospitals lack senior cardiologists, including Professors and Assistant Professors, for both patient care and PG medical student training, despite specialty PG seats being allocated based on the presence of senior faculty.
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Doctors in Hyderabad have observed a noticeable increase in viral fevers and chest infections over the past two weeks. Fortunately, all patients are recovering as expected. Medical professionals advise the public to follow essential winter precautions to stay healthy during this surge in respiratory illnesses.
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Despite clear regulations, lapses in compliance have been observed in medical colleges across the country, says National Medical Commission
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The doctors, their kin and employees descended on the environs of the quarry and stream in the early morning. They enthusiastically lifted plastic carry bags, water, liquor bottles and scrap dumped by some picnickers at the spot.
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“Our movement will persist until the investigation into the rape and murder case reaches a logical conclusion and our demands are fully met. It will no longer be limited to metro, urban, suburban, and district headquarters; we will now extend our efforts to remote rural areas,” stated Debasish Halder, a prominent leader of the junior doctors' movement regarding this issue.
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Condition refers to set of lingering symptoms affecting varied body parts and persisting well beyond acute Covid infection period, including cough, muscle and joint pain, fatigue, brain fog, difficulty in focusing
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Different surgeries such as six deliveries, removal of tumor from uterus, three normal operations, two eye operations and five ortho operations were performed during the last 24 hours
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Continue to express concerns over lack of proper measures to address their grievances over safety and security in government hospitals across Telangana
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BRS sources have confirmed that former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao is in good health and has been regularly meeting with senior party leaders. They dismissed the rumors as baseless, criticizing them as a deliberate attempt to mislead the public and create unnecessary panic.
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As a symbol of solidarity and mourning, they wore black badges while performing routine duties at government hospitals and also protested for an hour on the hospital campus.
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Senior faculty in district teaching hospitals, doctors, ANMs, Anganwadi workers and even nurses who were deployed during the Covid pandemic in government hospitals, appear to be unhappy over the way the transfers are being implemented.
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After realising their goof-up, doctors conducted surgery on his injured leg, allege parents; lodge complaint
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A gynecologist, Chandrika won the title of prestigious World Peace International-2024 and the sub title of Mrs Intellectual for her wisdom and ability to make a difference in the people's lives.
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"During hot weather, it's important to drink water regularly. Clear urine indicates proper hydration, while yellow urine signals dehydration," the doctor advised.
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According to reports, Santhamma, a resident of Mukunurupalem village, was bitten by the snake while she was engaged in MGNREG work.
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IMD forecasts temperatures possibly reaching 39°C in Delhi next week.
IMD forecasts temperatures possibly reaching 39°C in Delhi next week.