doctor

Dr Manav Arora, an orthopaedic surgeon, shared a tragic-turned-comedy incident on the recently launched Thread platform. On July 7, a patient gave Dr Arora a fake Rs 500 note, which his receptionist didn't notice. Arora shared the incident on Thread and said,  "Anyway, I had a good laugh and I’ve saved this note with me since it’s a fun memory, even though I have been robbed off of Rs 500.” 

Maharashtra Minister suspend a doctor from the JJ Hospital for shortage of medicines. Amit Deshmukh the Medical Education Minister found that the doctor working there issuing a medicine that was not available at the hospital. The IMA issued a statement regarding that saying, "A doctor can not be held responsible for the hospital not having basic medicines. Most of them were basic medicines but the hospital does not have them."

Staff at the district hospital in Agra were confronted with a perplexing dilemma when a priest arrived crying requesting to bandage the fractured limb of Lord Krishna's statue. According to reports, the priest, identified as Lekh Singh,  accidentally broke the limb of the statue while giving it a bath. After some hesitation, the hospital bandaged the arm of the idol.… read-more

The 60-year-old man from Dubai underwent ENT surgery in Chennai's MGM healthcare hospital on October 29. Reportedly, the patient Shankar received treatment for a rapidly growing, infiltrative, highly vascular skull base tumour of the right side. After thorough planning, the patient underwent surgery which took doctors 13 hours to complete. The surgical outcome was excellent and doctors also wished him a speedy recovery and a healthy future… read-more

After learning of the life-threatening effects of "Arsenic" a naturally occurring material used in industries, Professor Robin Gupta from Assam dedicated his life to building a low coast solution that will benefit people. After years of hard work, he finally built a DIYFilter that detects the presence of metals in drinking water under just Rs 1.  This low-coast filter is now available in India, the USA, and Yemen.