The Indian Practitioner
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The Indian Practitioner is a monthly journal dedicated to Medicine, Surgery, and Public Health. The journal covers the entire spectrum of medicine and medical establishments which include private & government hospitals and clinics and many more institutes.
The Indian Practitioner
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Chronic inflammation caused by the hepatitis C virus affects approximately 58 million people worldwide, with 300,000 deaths annually. Despite ongoing efforts, no treatment has significantly reduced the global prevalence of […]
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The Indian Practitioner
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New research presented at the Annual Meeting of The European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Madrid (September 9–13) reveals that voice analysis could effectively identify undiagnosed type […]
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The Indian Practitioner
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The government has directed all medical device associations to adopt a standardized code for marketing practices, similar to the one implemented for pharmaceutical companies. This code prohibits organizing overseas workshops […]
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Under the leadership of the Prime Minister, aiming to eliminate tuberculosis (TB) in India by 2025—five years ahead of the global target set under the Sustainable Development Goals—the Union Ministry […]
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The Indian Practitioner
3d ago
The Ministry of Women and Child Development (WCD), in partnership with the Ministry of AYUSH, has launched a special initiative to combat anaemia and improve nutrition among adolescent girls in […]
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The Indian Practitioner
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Merck announced on Thursday that it has halted two late-stage clinical trials of its immunotherapy drug Keytruda, aimed at treating skin and lung cancers. These setbacks mark the latest in […]
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A patient underwent a successful 15-hour cardiac surgery at a private hospital in Noida after experiencing an unusual symptom of voice hoarseness. The procedure was carried out in three stages […]
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The Indian Practitioner
3d ago
There’s a lot of excitement today around breakthrough medical treatments, such as personalized cancer therapies using modified immune cells or antibodies. While promising, these treatments are often highly complex and […]
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The Indian Practitioner
3d ago
A newly identified COVID-19 subvariant, XEC, is rapidly spreading across Europe, capturing global health authorities’ attention. Initially discovered in Germany, XEC has since been reported in the Netherlands and other […]
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The Indian Practitioner
3d ago
A recent study published in the *Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine* reveals that diabetes patients with sleep-disordered breathing face significantly increased mortality risks. The research highlights the severe impact of […]
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