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February 1, 2025

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AI exceeds doctors in detecting serious heart defects before birth: study

A representation of a newborn baby in a hospital. – AFP/file The rising technology of artificial intelligence (AI) can help doctors detect deadly heart defects, which in turn will improve the chances of survival of newborns, a new study says. Heart defects were detected faster and accurately with AI-AI-AI-AI-AI-AID analysis of prenatal ultrasound than by doctors who evaluate tests on their own, according to findings reported on Thursday at a company meeting for the company for the Medical mother in Denver. “AI-based software significantly improved ultrasound detection suspected of congenital heart defects not only between Ob-Gyns but also among the

December 7, 2024

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Indian doctors in Pakistan praise the excellent hospitality

Indian health professionals participating in the 13th Saarc ENT (Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery) conference in Karachi on Friday praised Pakistan’s excellent hospitality and high regard shown to visitors. Describing Pakistan as safe as any Indian city, the doctors called for greater collaboration between Indian and Pakistani health professionals, which they said could benefit the region by overcoming political barriers. “No nation can compare to Pakistanis in hospitality. They respect and care for their guests to an extent that makes us feel overwhelmed,” said Dr KP Morwani, a well-known ENT surgeon from Mumbai. Dr Morwani, who described himself as a

October 22, 2024

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Indian doctors call off 17-day hunger strike over doctor’s rape and murder

People chant slogans as they attend a demonstration condemning the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at a government hospital, in Kolkata, India, October 15, 2024. — Reuters The protesters are also meeting the chief minister of the opposition-led state. CM Mamata Banerjee agreed to most of their demands. Some doctors suffer from severe dehydration, they were admitted to the hospital. Young doctors in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata on Monday called off a 17-day hunger strike they began to protest the rape and murder of a colleague, they said, in response to an appeal by the victim’s

September 20, 2024

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Are new Alzheimer’s drugs the revolution doctors have been waiting for?

A doctor points out evidence of Alzheimer’s disease on PET scans at the Center for Alzheimer’s Research and Treatment (CART) at Brigham And Women’s Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S., March 30, 2023. — Reuters Two new drugs, called ‘lecanemab’ and ‘donanemab’, are gaining significant attention as the former is capable of slowing the debilitating progression of Alzheimer’s disease. But while their defenders see them as a breakthrough in medical research, critics see them as another disappointment after a series of costly failures. “We’ve turned a corner” thanks to these treatments, said British biologist John Hardy, who has been studying Alzheimer’s

September 20, 2024

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Indian doctors protesting Kolkata doctor’s killing to resume essential services

Doctors sit and chant slogans as they attend a protest condemning the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at a government hospital, in Kolkata, India, September 10, 2024. — Reuters Junior doctors will resume their basic duties from tomorrow. The decision comes after the deadly floods in parts of Bengal. Doctors demand better security, additional CCTV coverage. KOLKATA: Striking junior doctors in India’s West Bengal state have agreed to resume essential services in a partial reopening of medical facilities, but will continue their strike over the rape and murder of a colleague more than a month ago. The rape

September 19, 2024

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Turkish doctors separate conjoined Pakistani twins after 14-hour surgery

Conjoined twins from Pakistan, Mirha and Minal, were separated after successful surgery by Turkish doctors at Ankara’s Bilkent City Hospital. — Anadolu Agency Pakistani twins Mirha and Minal, born with fused heads, were successfully separated by a team of 60 medical professionals in Turkey after a marathon 14-hour surgery carried out in two phases, according to the state Anatolia news agency. The surgery took place at Ankara’s Bilkent City Hospital after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan responded to the family’s plea for help as they could not find proper treatment in Pakistan. After contacting renowned London-based pediatric neurosurgeon Owase Jeelani,

September 17, 2024

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Indian police chief in Calcutta sacked after protests over doctor’s killing

People take part in a candlelight vigil in a protest condemning and marking a month since the rape and murder of a practicing doctor at a government hospital in Kolkata, India, September 8, 2024. — Reuters KOLKATA: Indian authorities in Kolkata have fired the city’s police chief and top health ministry officials after furious protests over the brutal rape and murder of a doctor. The discovery of the bloodied body of the 31-year-old doctor at a state-run hospital in the eastern metropolis on August 9 has sparked nationwide outrage over the chronic issue of violence against women. The killing has

September 10, 2024

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Indian doctors continue strike, refuse to return to work if demands not met

Doctors walk along a street during a protest condemning the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at a government hospital, in Kolkata, India, August 28, 2024. — Reuters Junior doctors in India’s West Bengal state vowed on Tuesday to continue their strike to protest the rape and murder of a practicing doctor unless their demands are met, defying a Supreme Court deadline. Hundreds of doctors are demanding better hospital security and justice for the woman who was found dead on August 9 in a classroom at the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata, the state capital. The

September 9, 2024

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India’s top court orders protesting doctors to resume work by Tuesday

People take part in a candlelight vigil in a protest condemning and marking a month since the rape and murder of a practicing doctor at a government hospital in Kolkata, India, September 8, 2024. — Reuters NEW DELHI: India’s Supreme Court has ordered all doctors who protested the rape and murder of a female doctor last month to resume work by Tuesday, warning they could face “adverse action” if they fail to meet the deadline. Hundreds of doctors across the country have been out of work as they demand justice for the woman, whose body was found on August 9

September 1, 2024

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Nationwide strike by doctors in Bangladesh shuts down healthcare

Listen to the article DHAKA: Doctors across Bangladesh began an indefinite nationwide strike on Sunday, causing severe disruption to the country’s healthcare system and leaving patients in dire straits. The strike was sparked by an incident on Saturday night at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH), the largest healthcare facility in Bangladesh, where the emergency department was vandalized by relatives and friends of a student protester who had been injured during recent protests that led to the ousting of the Hasina regime. The injured student later succumbed to his injuries, with some of his peers accusing the attending medics of

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