Health Bulletin 06/December/2023

Published On 2023-12-06 11:35 GMT   |   Update On 2023-12-06 11:36 GMT
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Here are the top health stories for the day:

NEET: 485 UG, 247 PG medical seats vacant in 2023, Minister tells Rajya Sabha

As per the data provided by the National Medical Commission (NMC), a total number of 485 Undergraduate (UG- MBBS) and 247 Postgraduate (PG) Medical seats ( that is MS, MD and DNB seats) under the All India Quota have gone vacant for this academic year, the Union Minister of State for Health, Dr. Bharati Pravin Pawar informed the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday.

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While informing about the vacant medical seats, the MoS Health further referred to the measures taken by the Health Ministry to fill up the vacant seats- including reducing the cut-off to zero percentile and conducting special stray vacancy rounds for PG counselling.

For more details, check out the link given below:

485 MBBS, 247 PG Medical Seats Still Went Vacant In 2023: MoS Health Tells Parliament


Controversy: Apollo Hospital embroiled in illegal kidney racket accusations, denies all claims

The name of Apollo Hospitals has been embroiled in controversy after London-based newspaper 'The Telegraph' alleged the involvement of the hospital in illegal 'cash for kidney racket' scam.

According to the Daily, the hospital allegedly purchases kidneys from poor people in Myanmar illegally and sells their organs for profit to rich Burmese patients.

Even though it is illegal in India to pay for organs, one of the agents involved in the racket allegedly told an undercover Telegraph reporter that "it's big business".

For more details, check out the link given below:

Controversy: Apollo Hospital Embroiled In Illegal Kidney Racket Accusations, Denies All Claims


Dirty toilets, infra lapses: Delhi Mayor orders suspension of Hindu Rao Hospital Medical Superintendent

Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi ordered the suspension of the medical superintendent of MCD's Hindu Rao Hospital over alleged infrastructural irregularities at the facility, officials said on Monday.

The Mayor's office stated in a media release, "On a surprise inspection of MCD-run Hindu Rao Hospital earlier today, Mayor Shelly Oberoi ordered the suspension of the Medical Superintendent over financial and administrative irregularities and lack of hygiene."

For more details, check out the link given below:

Dirty Toilets, Infra Lapses: Delhi Mayor Orders Suspension Of Hindu Rao Hopsital Medical Superintendent

Couple ties knot in hospital amidst dengue scare

Everyone dreams of a grand wedding, but sometimes unforeseen circumstances can shatter those hopes. A video is rapidly going viral on social media depicting a couple getting married at Max Hospital in Vaishali, Ghaziabad, where a couple decided to solemnize their wedding within the hospital premises. The information is circulating on social media through a video capturing the unconventional ceremony.
According to reports, Avinash Kumar, a 27-year-old resident of East Delhi, was diagnosed with dengue on his wedding day. He was subsequently admitted to Max Hospital in Vaishali. As his health did not improve before the scheduled wedding, the family, despite completing all wedding preparations, opted to conduct the marriage within the hospital. The hospital's meeting hall was transformed into a wedding venue, enabling the couple to go through the customary wedding rituals in a simple manner.
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