17/March/2022 Top Health Bulletin

Here are top health stories for today:   

Ukraine Medical Universities To Offer Online Classes 

Offering hope to thousands of medical students stuck in their home in India, several medical universities located in western Ukraine have commenced online classes.

Other universities are also planning to resume classes via online mode soon. However, there is no news regarding the commencement of the practical classes yet.

Although commencement of class is definitely good news, there are still uncertainties regarding the future of these medical students as the apex medical regulator in India, National Medical Commission (NMC) does not recognize online medical education.

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Ukraine Medical Universities To Offer Online Classes, Will It Help In Indian Context?

UK develops robots with realistic expressions that cut doctors' errors and bias

Studies posted inside the journal Scientific reports shows that this can also train trainee medical doctors the way to use clues hidden in sufferers' facial expressions to limit the pressure used in physical tests, even as also detecting and correcting early signs of bias in medical students by means of exposing them to a huge form of patient identities.

Corbevax to cost Rs 800 in market & Rs 145 for the govt 

Corbevax, the Covid-19 vaccine used for children elderly 12 to 14 years, is being offered to the authorities at handiest 145 per dose, Biological E stated on Wednesday whilst the united states kick-started the vaccination pressure for this age group. In non-public market, the vaccine will price 800 before taxes, Mahima Datla, handling director of Biological E, said at a press convention. After GST and administering expenses, it's going to value 990, she stated.

645 DNB Post Diploma Seats Available

With the conclusion of Round 3 counselling, a total of 645 seats in 14 DNB Post Diploma specialities are left for the mop-up round of counselling session to be conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).

The above aggregate comes from a recent indicative seat matrix published by the Natboard on its official website. As per the seat matrix, the maximum seats of 235 are left in the speciality of Anaesthesiology followed by Paediatrics with 77 and Radio Diagnosis with 74 seats.

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645 DNB Post Diploma Seats Available: Check Seat Matrix