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'I gave birth in the street': Conflict makes childbirth risky in parts of AfricaMothers in the Central African Republic face dire circumstances. Moreover, aid cuts have closed vital health services, forcing women to giv...- Nursing education startup Nprep raises $1.5 million from LumikaiNursing exam preparation startup Nprep has secured $1.5 million in seed funding from Lumikai. Founded by AIIMS Jodhpur alumni, the platform...
- 10 jobs with zero risk of being replaced by AI, that also pay the big bucksStudents planning overseas education can find secure careers. A new report identifies jobs with no AI replacement risk. These roles offer h...
- Call the Midwife Season 13: What to expect from the beloved British drama, release date, cast & moreThe British series, "Call the Midwife," continues to enthrall audiences with its poignant storytelling and rich historical drama. With anti...
- Nurse nursing back to India's healthIndia is yet to fully understand the changing nature of nursing. Which is why it continues to be among the biggest exporters of nurses, eve...
- Local health board in UK plans to hire hundreds of nurses from IndiaSwansea Bay University Health Board in Wales is looking to hire 900 nurses from overseas in the next four years to tackle workforce shortag...
- Who is Justine Siegemund? Know all about the 17th-century Sielsian physician honoured by Google Doodle todayThe Google Doodle is honouring Justine Siegemund, the pioneering midwife who challenged patriarchal attitudes in the 17th century and is vi...
- Nurses, midwives now eligible for immediate residency in New ZealandAnnouncing a slew of changes, Immigration Minister Michael Wood said the country is expanding its Green List settings to include more profe...
- UK Midwives to vote on whether to join nurses on strike over 'insulting' pay rise offerThe ‘insulting’ pay rise offer of four percent by the governments of England and Wales has resulted in an overwhelming majority of midwives...
- More young women than ever before are using menstrual hygiene products in IndiaA major factor behind the upward shift, says Dr Rizvi, was giving states ownership of the menstrual health programme. “In 2014-15, we decen...
- India in need of 4.3 million more nurses by 2024 to meet WHO norms: nurses bodiesWith 1.7 nurses per 1,000 population, India falls short of the WHO recommended rate of 3 nurses per 1,000 population, they said, noting tha...
- Akhilesh Yadav launches mobile app 'M-Sehat' for health workersAkhilesh launched the mobile app M-Sehat for health workers to record maternal and infant data, saying a new beginning is being made in the...
- India has 19 health workers for every 10,000 people"WHO norms provide for 25 per 10,000 people. Additionally, there are 7.9 lakh AYUSH practitioners registered in the country (approximately ...
- Healthcare quality should not suffer in quest for more doctors: JP NaddaNadda also emphasised the need to develop a framework for holistic healthcare and well-being rather than merely sick-care.
- Foreign nurses to undergo shorter tests for UK jobsThis will ensure the hundreds of nurses and midwives who trained overseas and wish to practise in the UK are assessed in a proportionate wa...
- Haryana eyeing to achieve Total Fertility Rate of 2.1 levelAccording to the Census 2011 report, the total population of the state was 2,53,53,081, of which 1,35,05,130 were males and 1,18,47,951 fem...
- Haryana FDA to launch online system for giving licensesHaryana FDA will soon launch an online system for giving licenses to chemist shops, medicine factories, renewal of license, and other certi...
- Union Cabinet clears Rs 22,507-crore National Urban Health Mission to address healthcare challengesThe Union Cabinet today cleared the Rs 22,507-crore National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) to address healthcare challenges in towns and citi...
- Artsana plans R&D centre for baby care products in IndiaItalian health and wellness products major Artsana SPA today said it will open an R&D centre in India--its third globally--by the end of th...
- Telemedicine can help cure rural India’s illsTelemedicine holds the key to improve efficiency and widen the reach of healthcare, especially to rural India.
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