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The law on assisted dying guarantees no psychological support for 'those who remain once everything is over,' warn public health physician Hélène Rossinot and researcher Mickaël Worms-Ehrminger.
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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare has recommended that the biannual kidney function test (KFT) be provided free of cost to people below the poverty line and at a…
The top court's direction came after it was informed that 17 of the 36 states and UTs have so far notified cancer as a "notified disease" in light of the recommendations made in a parliamentary…
AI will change medicine, but not in the way the easiest story suggests. The simple story says that everyone will soon have access to the kind of medical advice once available only to the wealthy: a…
IT often begins quietly, with symptoms like vaginal bleeding, discharge and pain that many women dismiss as menstrual problems.
A new study suggests waist circumference and waist-to-hip ratio are more accurate than BMI in assessing cardiovascular disease risk.
KOTA BARU: A five-day-old baby girl tested positive for two drugs after a urine screening at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of Raja Perempuan Zainab II Hospital here.
