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The CRPF officer said the driver and another occupant got out of the Innova but did not offer him any assistance

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400+ Barriers, Foundation Stones, Pipelines Removed Along Key Stretches

Advances in molecular diagnostics, precision surgery, targeted therapies, and modern radiation techniques are significantly improving survival rates for high-grade glioma patients. Median survival has increased, with some centers reporting nearly 40% two-year survival and a subset of patients living beyond a decade. These innovations are shifting treatment away from a one-size-fits-all approach.

Double-Decker Plan Over Existing Road In Place, GMDA Wants Underpass Too

A recent survey reveals a significant "patient confusion crisis" in Delhi-NCR, with nearly 80% of patients seeking online clarification post-doctor visits. Many feel rushed, lack guidance on next steps, and struggle to navigate hospitals, leading to increased costs and stress. Experts highlight overcrowded OPDs and weak guidance systems as key issues.

Bihar's Baal Hriday Yojana continues its impressive journey by healing 3,028 young hearts afflicted with congenital heart diseases, recently sending another group of 28 children to Ahmedabad for complimentary surgery. Initiated in 2021, this remarkable program not only alleviates financial strain for families but also reinstates hope for a brighter future for children up to 18 years old.

A select number of physicians are using pharmacogenomic and whole-genome data to refine treatment plans, particularly for cardiology and oncology. The catch: The test isn't on any standard panel, but this may be the beginning of an effective way of practicing medicine.

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Senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has been admitted to medanta hospital in Gurgaon for a minor procedure. Gandhi, a prominent figure in Indian politics and the widow of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, has a long and influential history within the Congress party.

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In a pioneering medical milestone, a 76-year-old woman from Patna has become the first patient in India to undergo treatment for severe mitral regurgitation with the innovative MyClip device. Conducted at Jay Prabha Medanta, this minimally invasive approach presents a revolutionary alternative to high-risk open-heart surgery for patients with complex health challenges.

In a groundbreaking medical milestone, a 76-year-old woman from Patna has become the first recipient in India of the innovative MyClip device to treat her severe mitral regurgitation. This state-of-the-art, minimally invasive procedure, conducted at Jay Prabha Medanta, stands as a safer alternative to traditional open-heart surgery.

Prateek Yadav's postmortem revealed a massive lung blood vessel blockage caused his heart and respiratory system to collapse. Doctors preserved his heart, lung clot, and viscera for forensic and chemical analysis to determine the clot's origin and any contributing factors. Six antemortem injuries were also noted, with their nature yet to be conclusively determined.

Pulmonary embolism, a silent killer, strikes when blood clots block lung arteries, often mistaken for stress or exhaustion. Symptoms like breathlessness and chest pain can be subtle but deadly. Early detection through tests like CT angiography is crucial for survival, as the condition can lead to rapid respiratory collapse. Risk factors include prolonged sitting and obesity.

Pulmonary Thromboembolism causes around 1 lakh annual fatalities in India but since blood clots are invisible, the condition is largely left undiagnosed until it’s too late

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Union minister orders periodic testing to gauge environmental impact