Sponge left inside man for a year post gall bladder surgery, doctors to pay Rs 5.12 lakh
We haven't written up this one. The Indian Express has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
More in Health & Medicine
Siemens Healthineers unveils ultrafast Accela radiotherapy system
Launched at ASTRO 2026, the high-speed Accela platform can deliver stereotactic treatments in a single breath-hold The post Siemens Healthineers unveils ultrafast Accela radiotherapy system appeared…
Loneliness and a desire to be thinner may help explain higher rates of depressive symptoms in adolescent girls
Adolescence, the critical developmental stage between childhood and adulthood, is often marked by significant changes in friendships, appearance, preferences and attitudes.
Millions of Americans Live in a County Without a Surgeon
A new study details the gaps in rural health care.
Brain structure linked to how well patients respond to an antidepressant, small study finds
Why do some people with depression respond to medication while others don't? A small study points to the brain's outer layer, finding that the folding complexity and thickness of certain cortical regions tracked how much patients improved.
World Vision calls for stronger prevention of child malnutrition across West Africa
World Vision is calling for a rethink in the fight against child malnutrition, urging governments and development partners to act before children reach the point where they need life-saving treatment.
Effiduase hospital begins new maternity ward construction amid maternal health concerns
Effiduase Government Hospital in the Ashanti Region has commenced construction of a new maternity ward to help address pressing maternal health challenges in the district.