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India's out-of-pocket healthcare spending drops significantly, govt data showsIndian families now pay less for healthcare. Out-of-pocket spending fell from 64.2% to 43.4% in ten years. This is due to the government sp...- Victor Wembanyama returns in dominant fashion, Spurs crush Wolves for a 3-2 series leadTimberwolves vs Spurs: Victor Wembanyama led the San Antonio Spurs to a decisive 126-97 win against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Wembanyama ...
- Britney Spears in legal trouble. Singer charged with driving under the influence in California. Here's what happenedPop icon Britney Spears faces legal challenges after being charged with a misdemeanor count of driving under the influence of alcohol and d...
- Out-of-pocket costs still dominate hospitalisation spend despite wider insurance coverage: NSO surveyHealth insurance coverage has grown significantly in India. However, patients continue to pay most hospitalisation bills themselves. Rural ...
- Employees left without salary after boss forgets to submit their working hours. Instead of helping, he replies 'Oops'A worker’s post on Reddit has gone viral after revealing that their manager failed to submit payroll on time, leaving an entire team withou...
- Now, an all-female gaze press conA recent diplomatic press conference, exclusively featuring men and attended by only male journalists, has sparked debate. The author sarca...
- Why are Indian households struggling with medical costs despite health initiatives?India's out-of-pocket health expenses are among the highest in major economies. Though it decreased from 2014 to 2024, it remains significa...
- Healthcare tug-of-war: States vs. Center in IndiaHealth is managed at the state level in India, but the central government is involved in policy and finance. This power-sharing often cause...
- Hope to lower OOPE on healthcare frontIn 2023, National Health Accounts reported a reduction in OOPE from 69.4% in 2004-05 to 48.21% in 2018-19. The global average was 18.1% in ...
- Your personal health expenditure is still more than the government’s, shows Economic Survey 2023According to the Economic Survey 2023, the share of government expenditure in Total Health Expenditure (THE) has increased over time from 2...
- Meta fires staff for hijacking Facebook, Insta accounts: ReportSome offenders used Meta's account recovery software, 'Oops,' and even took thousands of dollars in bribes from those seeking access accord...
- 9 ways to reduce out-of-pocket medical expenses, optimise your health insurance coverFind out how to optimise your insurance plan and strategise medical expenses to bring down your healthcare costs.
- QubeHealth & Nova Benefits to provide full-stack health and wellness benefits to Indian companiesThe company wll provide pre-approved healthcare financing, health insurance, and a healthcare marketplace for Indian corporates and their e...
- Economic Survey: Healthcare needs a shot of fundsIt observed that India has one of the highest levels of OOPE in the world, contributing directly to the high incidence of catastrophic expe...
- Instagram down as several users are unable to log on to the appAn error message ‘Oops, an error occurred’ appears when some users try to access their account.
- You will be surprised to know who tweets for RahulGandhi posted a video of his pet dog performing tricks and answering the critics with a dash of humour.
- After flying with AirAsia, Mittu Chandilya sweats out at gymIf you’re wondering what Mittu Chandilya has been up to since he quit AirAsia three months ago, a clue could come from his battered running...
- Leonardo DiCaprio sues magazine over baby rumours with RihannaHollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio has filed a lawsuit against a French magazine, which claimed he was having a baby with R&B singer Rihanna.
- Rising medical bills cripple aam admiIndia's per capita out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditure to pay for healthcare costs has gone up from Rs 41.83 in 2005 to Rs 68.63 in 2010.
- ‘Free medicines for all’ plan gets PMO thumbs upHealth ministry ready to roll out a nearly Rs 30,000 crore 'free-medicines-for-all' scheme with the PMO's strong backing.
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