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Govt yet to formulate proposal for opening up medical services to foreign players
India, which has to submit its initial proposal to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on the areas it intends to liberalise in the domestic healthcare service sector for foreign players, has not taken any initiative in this respect either at the official or industry level.

Govt apathy, fund constraint and poor knowledge plague eye-banking
With more than 600 eye-banks in the country, and a thrust to have more to cater to the yawning gulf between demand and supply of corneas, experts point out the dismal medical standards of the existing eye-banks.

“We need only one community eye bank in each city”
The answer is “Community Eye Bank”, by which I mean an eye bank that serves the needs of one entire city. There is no need for more than one eye bank in each city.

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Karnataka to introduce two new paramedic courses
The Paramedical Board of Karnataka is proposing to introduce two fresh paramedic courses titled Diploma in Mental and Psycho-Social Counselling (in consultation with faculty members of NIMHANS) and Diploma in Occupational Therapy. The courses are designed to train the paramedical staff in inter-disciplinary medical subjects.

Study puts Indian population at higher risk of fast progression of HIV infections
A Study undertaken by researchers at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) indicates a possible genetic predisposition and fast progression of HIV in infected Indian population.

Kritical to set up healthcare infrastructure funds
In an endeavour to enable skilled healthcare entrepreneurs set up new hospital facilities, the Bangalore-based Kritical Health Systems plans to fund healthcare projects.

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