Health Bulletin 06/ November/ 2024
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The history of the case goes back to 2014 when the patient was diagnosed with Grade-II piles and colonoscopy revealed that there was cancer growth in the upper rectum. Consequently, the Histopathology report indicated Adenocarcinoma of Colon Grade-II. For this, the treating doctor at the treating hospital had advised for removal of the tumour by way of Anterior Resection of Colon & Upper Rectum and Staple Anastomosis.
While considering the matter, the Apex Court bench took note of the affidavit filed by the DG, Tara Arya, and sought details of the meeting where the decision to suggest changes to the Court order was taken, HT has reported.
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This comes after doctors across the country alleged that they were facing a mismatch regarding the details of the Aadhar card, State medical board registration including spellings of names and surnames, etc.
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The incident took place on October 31st evening when the nurse was on her way home after completing her duties at the hospital. It was at the same time, that the accused was following her and sexually assaulted her about two kilometres from the health centre.
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