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Death of mentally ill detainees ‘avoidable’ – human rights experts Published time: February 23, 2015 13:09 (Reuters / Paul Hackett) Tags Crisis, Europe, Health, Human rights, Politics, UK Over 600 deaths in psychiatric wards, prisons and police cells were preventable and were caused by repeated… Continue Reading →
BY FREDERIK JOELVING Tue Feb 24, 2015 (Reuters Health) – – Fabricating test results after dumping blood samples in the sink. Stitching up the cervix of pregnant women on the pretext of preventing miscarriage. Labeling healthy people as having diabetes. When… Continue Reading →
Rema Nagarajan,TNN | Feb 22, 2015, 06.24 AM IST Corporate hospitals only want doctors who can help them earn more money. NEW DELHI: In order to benefit the hospital and meet its commercial needs, one has to do things like keeping… Continue Reading →
Many parts of the world have fallen prey to this pesticide, that has affected a lot of humans, animals and the environment. The Supreme Court of India had passed an interim order on May 13, 2011, as a major number… Continue Reading →
An Interesting Price Discovery Mechanism Vol – L No. 2, January 10, 2015 | Sugata Marjit Reports From the States Web Exclusives BibtexBibtexEndnoteEndnoteRISRISGoogle ScholarGoogle ScholarPrintPrintEmailEmail The 24×7 Fair Price Medicine Shops in the public hospitals of West Bengal have visibly… Continue Reading →
TNN | Jan 14, 2015, NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the Centre to respond what action it intended to take on the parliamentary standing committee’s report on irregularity in clinical trials of cervical cancer vaccine saying that government… Continue Reading →
AK RAMDAS | 15/12/2014 In view of the changing conditions in this market, it is imperative that the Ministry of Health, under JP Nadda, takes suitable action to educate the public on the drugs sold in the market The National Pharmaceutical Pricing… Continue Reading →
By Gitanjali Chandrasekharan & Yolande D’Mello, Mumbai Mirror | Nov 16, 2014, 12.47 AM IST Malnutrition isn’t a rural worry. Worse, in Mumbai, it’s not the lack of food but craving for junk that’s proving fatal. Sammrudhi Pawar is playing with her two-anda-half-year-old… Continue Reading →
ANUMEHA YADAV The Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY), which insures families of unorganised sector workers for up to Rs. 30,000 of medical care, is expected to be transferred from the Ministry of Labour and Employment to the Union Health Ministry…. Continue Reading →
October 16, 2014 by Common Dreams Leaked TPP Chapter Exposes U.S. pushing rules that ‘favor big corporate right holders, and undermine the public’s freedom to use knowledge,’ intellectual property expert says by Deirdre Fulton, staff writer The leaked rules “are… Continue Reading →