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A 16-month-old girl tragically died after accidentally falling into a water-filled bucket at a residence in Kanchanbagh. Family members rushed the child to hospital, but she succumbed during treatment. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation
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Resident doctors at Niloufer Hospital in Hyderabad staged a flash protest after a PG doctor was allegedly assaulted by attendants of an infant in the RICU. Hospital authorities plan a police complaint, citing violation of ICU protocols and safety concerns
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Niloufer Hospital hosted a Continuing Medical Education programme featuring Stanford University’s Dr Matthew Strehlow, who discussed the growing role of artificial intelligence in paediatric healthcare. The session explored AI’s benefits, challenges and practical applications in improving clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.
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An 11-year-old student from Pebbair, Wanaparthy, died after being shifted between three government hospitals within 24 hours. The Class 7 student first showed symptoms of illness on November 12. Doctors at Wanaparthy General Hospital suspected dengue, while a private hospital diagnosed pneumonia.Despite the transfer, the boy died in the early hours of Saturday.
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Nearly 160 contract nurses hired during the Covid pandemic have not received salaries for five months and staged a dharna at the DME office in Hyderabad. They demanded immediate payment, accusing health officials of negligence and warning of an indefinite strike
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Bandlaguda police arrested Mohd Akbar (37), a vegetable vendor, for smothering his three-year-old son Anaas, who had a heart condition, and dumping the body in the Musi river. Police teams are still searching for the child’s body
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A three-year-old boy, Indrala Rakshith, died in Jagtial after being attacked by dogs and falling into a drainage. Despite hospital treatment, he reportedly did not receive the anti-rabies vaccine. He later died at Niloufer Hospital, Hyderabad.
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The Telangana High Court has refused to allow the medical termination of a 28-week twin pregnancy carried by a minor, citing serious health risks. The petition was filed by the girl’s mother under the MTP (Amendment) Act, 2021. Based on a report from a medical board at Niloufer Hospital, the court determined that the procedure was inadvisable.
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Medical experts in Hyderabad are raising alarms over the growing trend of couples being prematurely pushed into IVF treatment. They stress the need for counseling, lifestyle changes, and basic infertility assessments before considering IVF, whose success rate stands at just 45%.
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Needle-free blood tests powered by AI and smartphone cameras debut at Niloufer Hospital, offering rapid, non-invasive diagnostics with potential for nationwide public health impact
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There reportedly were certain issues related to a medical shop in the hospital premises
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This innovative tool incorporates advanced AI and deep learning technologies through Photoplethysmography (PPG) to provide rapid health assessments tailored to the specific needs of the Indian population
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The young victim B Taanvika, resided with her parents at Laskerguda, in Abdullapurmet on city suburbs
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As per available information, the incident occurred when the boy was getting down from the third floor of the building in the elevator alone. Due to an alleged technical fault, it suddenly stopped midway
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A year into its term, the Congress-led State government appears to be devoid of any concrete ideas on how to address the crisis of cesarean pregnancies in Telangana State
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The suspects Shaheen Begum (28), Abdulla alias Venkatesh (35) and Reshma alias Renuka, (30), planned to kidnap a male infant from Niloufer Hospital.
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Cops take into custody a woman who kidnapped the infant and two of her accomplices at Pargi in Vikarabad
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On information, the police reached the building and after enquiry, shifted the infant to a local hospital for treatment
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The government teaching hospitals do not have exclusive super-specialty departments dedicated to minimally invasive surgeries.
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Parents of the deceased infant alleged that the doctors of Shishu Raksha Hospital in Sangareddy had enacted a scene from Chiranjeevi starrer 'Tagore' in which a dead man was treated so that the hospital could collect bills
