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Dr Ramana had served the president twice in the past.
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Prescribing generic drugs without quality would be detrimental to patients, IMA members said.
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IMA will regularly conduct free health camps, awareness programmes on health, sanitation, personal hygiene, seasonal diseases and provide free advice on immunization in these villages
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IMA Warangal branch president has stressed on need to make people aware of ‘first hour’ to save lives of the people suffering heart attack
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In a statement issued here, IMA State president Dr BN Rao said the prices of 384 essential drugs and over 1,000 formulations were hiked by over 11 per cent due to a sharp rise in the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) from Saturday.
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The OTC drug dispensing and misuse problem is especially significant and threatening in India. A
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Expressing concern over increasing instances of sudden deaths, the Indian Medical Association, Telangana State urged people to adopt preventive cardiac behaviour
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In a letter addressed to Dr Mandaviya, the IMA Telangana requested for extension of NEET internship eligibility criteria till August 30
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In view of the sudden surge of Covid cases in different countries, Indian Medical Association has issued an alert and an appeal to the public to follow Covid appropriate behaviour with immediate effect.
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New Delhi: The Madhya Pradesh government’s decision to impart medical education in Hindi may help rural students initially, but will gravely limit their scope for growth and knowledge, feel doctors. In October, Union Home Minister Amit Shah released textbooks of three subjects in Hindi for first year students of MBBS course as part of an […]
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New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Friday sought a clarification on the pleas moved by different groups of doctors against Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev’s remarks in relation to Allopathy, asking whether the same issues were raised before the High Court as well as the Supreme Court. Dealing with a suit related to the claims […]
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Hyderabad: Over 300 specialist doctors from across the State participated in the one-day conference ‘Golden Hour- The Game Changer’, organised by Medicover Hospitals in association with Society for Emergency Medicine India (SEMI ) and Indian Medical Association (IMA ) here on Sunday. The objective of the conference was to educate and train healthcare professionals in […]
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Khammam: Commissioner of Police (CP) Vishnu S Warrier has assured all possible support to thalassemia patients from the police department. He flagged off the thalassemia awareness rally organised by Sankalpa Voluntary Organisation and Indian Medical Association here on Saturday and addressed the gathering. He lauded the services being rendered by social organisations to the benefit […]
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Sangareddy: Irritated over the death of their 10-month-old son while being treated at a hospital in Sangareddy, the boy’s father and relatives attacked a doctor on Thursday. Police said MD Azeem of Nalanda Nagar admitted his son Moinuddin, who was suffering from Dengue, in Sishu Raksha hospital on September 6. However, the boy died due […]
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Hyderabad: Interdepartmental referrals, utilising latest technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning besides reaching the unreached through innovative outreach approaches were key to early diagnosis of Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) as highlighted in the virtual conclave organised by Indian Medical Association (IMA) Telangana in collaboration with National Program for Control of Blindness & Visual Impairment […]
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IMA national president, Dr JA Jayalal, in a statement said that if the bill implemented, all the PG medical seats will be filled by Union govt and State govts will have no role to play in the admission process
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Hyderabad: Indian Medical Association (IMA) Telangana is organising a virtual conclave on Diabetic Retinopathy in collaboration with National Programme for Control of Blindness and Visual Impairment, State government (NPCB&VI), S D Eye Hospital and Novartis from 3 pm to 5.30 pm on Tuesday. The conclave is envisaged to increase awareness on diabetes, diabetic retinopathy, and […]
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As many as 730 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave, according to data available by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) in mid-June.
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It termed "extremely disturbing" a series of violence against doctors in the last two weeks in Assam, Bihar, West Bengal, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka and other places.
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The second wave of coronavirus pandemic across the country is not over yet. This is the reason doctors are losing their lives every day while saving the lives of Covid-infected patients.