Health Bulletin 06/October/2025
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The State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (SCDRC), Gujarat, recently held that even when the treating hospital has not charged any fees from the patient, the service provided by the hospital would fall within the definition of service and the patient would be considered as a consumer under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986.
The fire reportedly started around 11.20 p.m. in the storeroom of the Neuro ICU ward, where paper, ICU equipment, and blood sampler tubes were stored.
According to an IANS report, a short circuit is suspected to be the cause, according to the Trauma Centre's nodal officer and senior doctor.
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Fire at Jaipur Hospital Claims 8 Lives; Families Accuse Staff of Ignoring Safety Warnings
The National Medical Commission (NMC) is yet to take action against 30 doctors found guilty of accepting a foreign trip sponsored by pharma company AbbVie, as the matter is still "under consideration", as per a recent report by the Times of India.
Speaking to TOI, the new chairperson of NMC, Dr Abhijat Sheth, confirmed that the matters pending before the Ethics and Medical Registration Board (EMRB) of NMC could not be taken up.
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NMC Probes Allegations in Rs 1.91 Crore Pharma Freebies Case
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