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    Cuba Faces Humanitarian Crisis Due to Fuel Shortages

    United Nations, March 11 – Fuel shortages in Cuba have triggered a humanitarian crisis, with the island nation's healthcare system nearing a critical point, a UN spokesman said."We remain deeply concerned about the deteriorating situation, caused by the inability to import fuel," said Stephane...
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    Netanyahu: Israel Aims to Support Iranian Freedom

    Jerusalem, March 10 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Israel can help Iranians to "break free from the yoke of tyranny," but any political change in the country would ultimately be up to its people.Speaking during a visit to the National Health Command Centre on Monday as the...
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    Janaushadhi Saptah 2026: Nationwide Health Check-Ups Launched

    Janaushadhi Saptah 2026, an initiative to raise awareness about affordable and quality generic medicines, began today with health check-up camps across the country. The Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers said that the week-long celebrations will culminate in the 8th Janaushadhi Diwas. The...
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    Congress Yatra Focuses on Women's Empowerment and Improved Services in Assam

    Dibrugarh, March 1 Assam Congress president Gaurav Gogoi said on Sunday that the state's education and healthcare systems will be upgraded across the state once his party forms the government after the assembly elections.Leading the 'Samay Paribartanar Yatra' in Dibrugarh district, Gogoi said...
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    Trump's Surgeon General Prioritizes Prevention-First Healthcare

    Washington, February 26, Dr. Casey Means, Donald Trump's nominee for US Surgeon General, told senators that America is "the most chronically ill, high-income nation in the world," promoting a prevention-first approach that mirrors growing concerns in India over diabetes, obesity, and...
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    Maharashtra Government Addresses Rising Cancer Rates with Expanded Healthcare Plan

    Mumbai, February 24 Findings from a cancer screening campaign conducted by the Maharashtra health department indicated that rising levels of pollution in Mumbai are significantly contributing to lung cancer, which accounts for 57 per cent of diagnosed cases, the legislative assembly was told on...
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    India's Healthcare Transformation Drives Medical Travel Growth

    New Delhi, February 23 Union Health Minister J P Nadda said on Monday that India views medical travel as a channel of cooperation that builds confidence and strengthens people-to-people ties between nations.Addressing virtually the 8th edition of 'Advantage Health Care -- India 2026'...
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    Investigation Panel Criticized in Kerala Medical Negligence Probe

    Kochi, February 23 AICC General Secretary K C Venugopal alleged on Monday that inquiry committees appointed by the state government to investigate cases of medical negligence are merely attempts to "whitewash" such incidents.Venugopal made the remarks after visiting Usha Joseph, a native of...
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    Kerala Leaders Condemn Government's 'Isolated Incidents' Claim on Health Negligence

    Kochi, Feb 23 – Senior Congress leaders on Monday launched a strong attack on Kerala's Pinarayi Vijayan government over recurring allegations of medical negligence, rejecting the state minister's contention that such incidents are "isolated cases".The criticism came after the Congress General...
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    Kerala Health Minister Dispute: Satheesan Addresses Allegations

    Kochi, February 21 Senior Congress leader V D Satheesan on Saturday rejected allegations that he had instructed Youth Congress workers to stage a "wreath protest" at the residence of Health Minister Veena George over a surgical lapse incident, saying such actions were not the practice of the...
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    Limited Rafah Crossing Fuels Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

    Gaza, February 15 – Gaza health authorities said on Sunday that the Rafah crossing with Egypt is operating under strict limits that endanger thousands of patients needing medical treatment abroad.In a statement, officials said the partial reopening of the crossing on February 2 allows only a...
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    800 Students Experience Healthcare at PGIMER, Focusing on Prevention and Responsibility

    Chandigarh, February 13 The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) here concluded a program aimed at raising health awareness and promoting outreach, which welcomed nearly 800 students from various districts of Himachal Pradesh.Spread over four carefully planned...
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