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August 18, 2024

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Sajal Aly joins chorus of voices condemning Kolkata doctor’s rape and murder

Listen to the article Prominent Pakistani actress Sajal Aly, known for her work in both Pakistan and India, has raised her voice to campaign for justice for a female doctor who was raped and brutally murdered in Kolkata, India. On August 9, a 31-year-old doctor was found dead in a pool of blood at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata, West Bengal. According to the college staff, the doctor had gone to the seminar hall to rest after working nearly 20 hours in a 36-hour shift. The next day, her body was discovered in a semi-naked state. The post-mortem report

August 18, 2024

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Doctors across India halted services in protest at the killing in Calcutta

NEW DELHI: Hospitals and clinics across India were forced to turn away patients, except for emergencies, as medical professionals went on a 24-hour strike on Saturday. The protest came in response to the rape and murder of a doctor earlier this month in Kolkata, a crime that has sparked outrage across the country. More than a million doctors were expected to participate in the strike, effectively paralyzing medical services across the country. To manage emergencies, hospitals pressed faculty staff from medical schools to operate. In a statement released on Saturday after a meeting with representatives from various medical associations, the

August 17, 2024

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Doctors’ strike over brutal rape of doctor’s colleagues roils hospitals in India

A man reads a notice at the entrance of a hospital in Mumbai stating that the hospital’s OPD and surgery are closed after the Indian Medical Association called a nationwide strike to protest the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at a government hospital in Kolkata of India, 17 Aug 2024. — Reuters Indian hospitals turn away patients except in emergencies. Patients are lining up at hospitals, some ignoring the doctors’ strike. Heavy police presence outside the hospital where the crime took place. Hospitals and clinics across India turned away patients except for emergencies on Saturday as medical professionals

August 16, 2024

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Indian doctors push for nationwide shutdown after horrific doctor rape

Students shout slogans as they hold placards during a protest rally demanding justice after the rape and murder of a practicing doctor in Kolkata, in New Delhi, India, August 14, 2024. — Reuters Rape, murder of young doctor sparks widespread protests in India. The gruesome incident shows the vulnerability of doctors, say Indian doctors. Doctors are calling for a 24-hour shutdown of medical departments. The gruesome rape and murder of a young doctor in eastern India continues to stir strong emotions as medical professionals call for a nationwide shutdown of hospital services and political parties prepare for protests. Last week,

August 15, 2024

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Protests sweep India over trainee doctor’s rape, murder

A woman holds a candle during a vigil condemning the rape and murder of a practicing doctor at a state hospital in Kolkata, on a street in Mumbai, India, August 14, 2024. — Reuters KOLKATA: Holding candles, hundreds of thousands of women marched through the night in cities across India to protest the brutal rape and murder of a young female doctor at a hospital that has sparked outrage over the lack of safety for women despite the brutal new laws. A 31-year-old trainee doctor was raped and murdered inside the Kolkata medical college where she worked on Friday, sparking

August 13, 2024

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Doctors’ strike hits more Indian hospitals after doctor’s rape and murder

Listen to the article Hospital services were suspended in several Indian cities on Tuesday after a doctor’s protest spread across the country following the rape and murder of a practicing doctor in the city of Kolkata, authorities and media said. Thousands of doctors marched on Monday in Kolkata and the surrounding state of West Bengal to denounce the killing at a government hospital, demanding justice for the victim and better security measures. The 31-year-old doctor was found dead on Friday. Police said she had been raped and murdered, and a police volunteer was subsequently arrested in connection with the crime.

August 5, 2024

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Anti-government protests in Bangladesh kill at least 300: Police, doctors

The total death toll from clashes in Bangladesh rose to at least 300 after 94 were killed on Sunday, the deadliest day of anti-government protests in weeks, according to an AFP tally. The tally is based on reports from police officers, officials and doctors at hospitals. Meanwhile, heeding protesters’ demand that he step down, Bangladesh’s Sheikh Hasina resigned as prime minister on Monday. Earlier reports said the prime minister had left the capital Dhaka, a source close to the embattled leader told AFP on Monday. The status of the protests, which were due to resume on Monday, is now uncertain.

July 3, 2024

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Facial temperature can be used by doctors for early diagnosis of metabolic diseases

A representational illustration depicting a human intestine. — Unsplash/File Temperatures in different areas of the face have been found to be associated with various chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure by researchers, which could help doctors diagnose and detect metabolic diseases. Notably, these temperature differences are not easily perceived by one’s touch, however, they can be detected with the help of specific AI-derived temperature patterns that require a thermal camera and a data-trained model. Future research on this can greatly help doctors in early detection of diseases, it is reported Science Daily. “Aging is a natural process,”

May 30, 2024

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Israeli airstrike in Rafah kills 12 Palestinians, Gaza doctors say

JERUSALEM: Israeli forces killed at least 12 Palestinians in an early morning airstrike in Rafah in southern Gaza on Thursday, and fighting was raging in several other areas of the coastal enclave, Gaza medics said. Israel resumed its assault on Rafah a day after it said its forces were in control of a buffer zone along the nearby border between the Gaza Strip and Egypt, giving it effective authority over all of Gaza’s land borders. It said the seizure of the no-fly zone had cut off a route used by the Palestinian group Hamas to transport weapons into Gaza during

April 24, 2024

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Badosa is “fighting” for a tennis career despite doctors’ concerns

Former world number two Paula Badosa was sworn in on Tuesday "keep fighting" for her career despite what the doctors told her "it would be complicated" to continue playing professional tennis due to a stress fracture in her back last year. The Spaniard has been told she may need to manage her pain using cortisone shots to stay competitive and admitted she has had plenty of low moments as she tries to come to terms with the medical advice she is being given. "I cried a lot and still cry sometimes when I hear it and when I have conversations

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