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AIIMS hands out AI-enabled glasses to 40 visually impaired people

India, May 7 -- The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Wednesday distributed AI-enabled wearable glasses for free to 40 visually impaired people including 32 children and eight teacher... Read More


Delhi notifies 12,078 TB cases in detection drive

India, May 7 -- New Delhi The Delhi health department has detected 12,078 cases of tuberculosis (TB) in the Capital during a screening drive between March 24 to May 5, according to data shared by the... Read More


FMGs protest over stalled internships

New Delhi, May 5 -- Several foreign medical graduate (FMG) students on Monday protested outside the Delhi Medical Council (DMC) office in east Delhi, claiming their compulsory internships - required t... Read More


Govt to notify Leprosy under Epidemic act to boost response

New Delhi, May 2 -- The government is set to notify leprosy under the Delhi Epidemic Diseases Act to strengthen surveillance, ensure early detection and improve treatment compliance, officials said on... Read More


Delhi govt set to declare leprosy a notifiable disease

India, May 2 -- The Delhi government is set to notify leprosy under the Delhi Epidemic Diseases Act, in order to strengthen surveillance, ensure early detection and improve treatment compliance across... Read More


Govt replaces DSCI link officer amid age rules scrutiny

New Delhi, May 1 -- The Delhi government on Thursday issued orders replacing the link officer for the director of the Delhi State Cancer Institute (DSCI), who was appointed earlier this month. Accordi... Read More


Delhi govt replaces DSCI link officer amid age rules scrutiny

India, April 30 -- The Delhi government on Thursday issued orders replacing the link officer for the director of the Delhi State Cancer Institute (DSCI), who was appointed earlier this month. Accordi... Read More


AIIMS doctors warn of rising heat risks for infants

India, April 30 -- Doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, have raised concerns about the impact of heat exposure on children, particularly infants, amid rising temperat... Read More


Sudden April heat spike leaves Delhi unprepared, doctors warn of rising risks

India, April 29 -- While summers in north India normally build gradually, allowing the human body to adjust over weeks, the transition to extreme heat has been abrupt this year, leaving little room fo... Read More


After over a year of delay, rRs.r400 crore RML hospital block may start soon

India, April 29 -- A super specialty block at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, built at a cost of about Rs.400 crore, that has remained non-operational for over a year is likely to start operations in the ... Read More