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JP Nadda virtually addresses 48th Annual Day Celebration of NIHFW

New Delhi, March 9: Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare JP Nadda on Sunday virtually addressed the 48th Annual Day Celebration of the National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW), highlighting India's advancements in immunization and supply chain management.

Himachal govt grants full salary to doctors on study leave

Shimla, February 19: The State Government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, has taken a significant step to strengthen the healthcare sector by "granting full salary" to MBBS doctors pursuing postgraduate studies or specialized training in India or abroad, an official statement from the CM's office said.

Emirati Conference on Medical Education 2025 begins in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi, February 16: The Emirati Conference on Medical Education 2025 began in Abu Dhabi, organised by the National Institute for Health Specialties in collaboration with healthcare training authorities and institutions. The event brings together over 600 participants from the healthcare sector.

Premier Kolkata medical institute slapped with show-cause notice by UGC

Kolkata, Feb 1: The University Grants Commission (UGC) has slapped a show-cause notice on Kolkata's iconic Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education & Research, often popularly referred to as the S.S.K.M. Medical College & Hospital for failure to submit an "anti-ragging declaration" lists from their students and their guardians to it.

Mayo Clinic, American Hospital Dubai strengthen collaboration

Dubai, January 28: American Hospital Dubai, a distinguished member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network and the globally renowned Mayo Clinic, announced an enhanced collaboration marking a milestone in advancing healthcare delivery, medical education, and research in Dubai and the region.

YSRCP will fight against the privatisation of medical colleges

Tadepali, January 25: Gopireddy Srinivasa Reddy, former MLA and YSRCP leader, stated on Saturday that the party would strongly oppose the privatization of medical colleges, as it negatively impacts the prospects of poor students who rely heavily on government institutions.