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Issue dtd. 16th to 30th April 2003
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Latest Stories (Updated 5th May)
- Lok Sabha passes bill to prohibit infant milk substitute
Cover Stories
Poor hospital network of TPAs dents Mediclaim cashless service plan
Mediclaim cashless service introduced by general insurance companies is yet to take off. It has been six months since the four public sector insurance companies - New India Assurance, United India Insurance, National Insurance and Oriental Insurance - launched the Mediclaim cashless service, but 80 per cent of claims still continue to be reimbursed. In other words, cashless service has been effective in only 20 per cent of the claims.
Government lax in phasing out incineration
The Ministry of Environment and Forest has signed the Stockholm convention in May 2002 to phase out incineration. The Stockholm Convention, which 122 countries have already signed, identified 12 of the most dangerous Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), and focuses on reducing and eliminating their use.

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Intensify preparedness levels
Ensuring better output in hospitals

MCI to remove cap on first MBBS and screening tests
There is good news for MBBS students as the Medical Council of India (MCI) has decided to remove the cap on the number of attempts on the first MBBS and screening tests.

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‘India hass enormous under-nutrition and over-nutrition problems’
Dr Lawrence J Haddad, director, food consumption and nutrition division, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Washington DC,

Govt lax in phasing out incinerators
It was in May 2002 that the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests had signed the Stockholm convention in Geneva for phasing out incinerators.
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Is qualification of a specialist necessary?
In April 2002, the Medical Council of India (MCI) published a fresh set of guidelines for the medical practitioners,
‘Delhi may ban new on-site incineration soon’
The primary reason that the Bio Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 was amended in 2000 to include alternate technologies to incineration,
SARS/ Cardiology Technology
Medicos are more at risk of SARS than common man
India gears up to cope with SARS
No ambulance in infectious disease hospital
" Hospital industry is promoting bypass surgeries"
Indigenous linacs to be installed in six hospitals
Curie Centre to set up Rs 30 lakh cancer data management system
Wockhardt launches Heart Connect telemedicine service
Woodlands Hospital implements HMS from TCS
Diagnostics/Education
Insurance
SRL announces test for candidate SARS virus
Pegasus to offer PG diploma in healthcare law

The supply side of insurance
Rare cardiac surgery done on a ten-day-old infant
New Hospitals


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