Events for “doctors”

Telangana junior doctors support Andhra Pradesh counterparts’ strike for better stipends and academic reforms

Doctors said I was too young to have endometriosis at 13 - I had to take morphine to cope

Grace, 14, feels doctors were dismissive of her pain. She wants others to know the symptoms.

Bret Michaels Cancels 2026 Tour Dates As Doctors Pull Him “Off The Road” Following Recent Surgery

A month after undergoing kidney stone surgery, Bret Michaels is taking some time off from the road to recover. On Saturday, the Poison frontman canceled the remainder of the 2026 stops on his Live & Amplified Tour, following his doctors’ orders to take “a much-needed period of re

Andhra junior doctors to continue strike as talks with govt. make no headway

3% hike offer is inadequate to compensate for the prevailing inflation, says APJUDA, adding that it has been assured of another round of talks

Junior doctors’ strike enters seventh day without emergency services; IMA, doctors’ bodies back demands

The Indian Medical Association, the A.P. Government Doctors’ Association and Praja Arogya Vedika called the demands genuine; PAV leaders who visited Siddhartha Medical College said the strike was affecting patient care in hospitals with heavy loads

Doctors achieve new feat in cancer treatment with cord transplant and Car T-cell therapy

Doctors at Narayana Health have reported two medical breakthroughs: a seven-year-old thalassaemia patient is now transfusion-free after a Haplo-cord transplant, while a 62-year-old brain cancer patient responded to dual-target CAR-T cell therapy

Television Guitarist Richard Lloyd Diagnosed With Bile-Duct Cancer

“He has tumors in his liver,” bandmate writes on GoFundMe. “Because of its location, doctors cannot safely operate to remove it at this time”

Spiraling health costs force Iranians to delay care

A single chemotherapy session in Iran can cost six times the monthly minimum wage. As drug prices soar and medicine is in short supply, doctors say more patients are delaying or abandoning treatment.

Iran's medicine crisis prices patients out of treatment

A single chemotherapy session in Iran can cost six times the monthly minimum wage. As drug prices soar and medicine shortages persist, doctors say more patients are delaying or abandoning treatment they cannot afford.

Solar kiosks bring healthcare closer to patients in Chad

Solar-powered telemedicine is helping rural Chadians overcome distance and limited access to doctors.

Baby whose parents feared had just days to live is 'thriving' after life-saving heart operation

Doctors have told mum and dad Catrin and Dylan it could take years for a donor to materialise.