Indian Medical Services - A New Emerging Corporate Industry
Track how the Indian medical practice in India is emerging as new corporate industry. The dark black side of Hospitals, Labs, Pharmacy, Drugs, which are not good sign to the comman man of India.
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India's organ crisis deepens
INDIA TODAY [4 years ago]
India's organ crisis deepens
Poor training of doctors and misgivings among people trigger enormous shortage of kidney, liver, heart and cornea.
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Fraudulent Practices in the Ayushman Bharat
India Today [4 years ago]
India Today TV Impact: Centre removes 97 hospitals from govt panel over fraud claims
Union Minister Harsh Vardhan said that nearly 1,200 cases of fraud have been confirmed and action has been taken against 338 hospitals, out of which 97 hospitals have been de-empanelled from the scheme while FIRs have been lodged against six hospitals.
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Private hospitals overcharging patients -
Financial Express [4 years ago]
Private hospitals overcharging patients, selling medicines at inflated prices, finds govt agency
The government had received 241 complaints in 2018-19 related to issues in the purchase of medicine and overpricing. The number of such complaints in 2016-17 was 129.
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Top Indian Hospitals also Involved
The Print [4 years ago]
Top Indian hospitals, foreign clients, donors from UP caught in ‘kidney transplant racket’
UP police has made two high-profile arrests in the last week as it looks to unravel a ‘kidney transplant racket’ that spans 3 states & several countries.
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Delhi Doctor Arrested in International Kidney Racket Plot
OCCRP [4 years ago]
India: Doctor Arrested in Illegal Kidney Transplant Case
A Delhi doctor was arrested Saturday for his involvement in an international kidney racket plot, according to Indian media.
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Unhealthy alliance between doctors and pharma
Down To Earth [5 years ago]
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Less than 20% with foreign MBBS degrees eligible to work as doctors in India
The Print [5 years ago]
Less than 20% with foreign MBBS degrees eligible to work as doctors in India
Those with MBBS degrees from Bangladesh fare the best while the bottom of the list is filled with degree holders from China and Russia.
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White Coated Corruption
IJME [5 years ago]
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Corporate hospital Doctors looting money from patients - Padma Bhushan Dr. Hegde
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The Bill of Rs 1.2 Crore - 11 Horrific Cases
India Times [5 years ago]
11 Horrific Cases Where Hospitals Cheated Patients For Money
Hospitals or money minting hubs?
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Moving Kidney Donors to Egypt
Reuters [6 years ago]
Indian kidney traders smuggle donors to Egypt to beat strict...
MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Indian police are investigating a major organ trade racket after they arrested two men, including an alleged kingpin, at Mumbai airport for trafficking poor peopl...
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The Corrupt ‘Cut Practice’
Scroll.in [6 years ago]
Patients pay a heavy price as India’s doctors continue with the corrupt ‘cut practice’
Many doctors are lured or scared into paying commissions to other doctors in return for having patients referred to them.
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23-year-old exposed an illegal organ racket
latimes.com [7 years ago]
Duped into selling his kidney, this 23-year-old exposed an illegal organ racket in India
Seven years after leaving his village in northern India to find work in the bursting metropolis of Mumbai, Sundar Singh Jatav was struggling in a menial job at a video game shop.
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The doctors “manage” her sonography report
Business Insider [8 years ago]
Scary, real incidents show how unethical Indian doctors have become. But these Doctors tell you just how to figure fake from real
A doctor who claims to know everything about your condition before even going into the details is suspicious.
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The illegal organ trade thrives in India
Scroll.in [8 years ago]
The illegal organ trade thrives in India – and it isn't likely to end soon
Kidney and liver diseases are growing in India. But the number of cadaver donations remains low.
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Doctors & The Corporate Targets
Times of India [9 years ago]
Doctors do avoidable surgeries to meet corporate targets | Chennai News - Times of India
The numbers speak of Chennai’s rise as a medical capital: More than two lakh cataract surgeries in a year, a two-fold jump in caesarean section, a sha
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Fabricating The Medical Test Results
Reuters [9 years ago]
Doctors in India profiteering from sick patients: reports
(Reuters Health) - - Fabricating test results after dumping blood samples in the sink. Stitching up the cervix of pregnant women on the pretext of preventing miscarriage. Labeling healthy people as ha...
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SC Fine Rs 6 crore for medical negligence
Times of India [10 years ago]
SC awards record Rs 6 crore for medical negligence | India News - Times of India
India News: In a path-breaking judgment, the Supreme Court on Thursday awarded a record Rs 5.96 crore compensation for medical negligence to a US-based NRI doctor
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Chemotherapy is a Waste of Money
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Human Organ On Sale
Indian Journal of Medical Ethics [20 years ago]It has been reported from the Idukki district of Kerala at Poomala tribal settlement that 45 persons sold their kidneys and 30 received advance payment for the same. In Kerala, there are 20-80 renal transplantations per month from live donors, mostly done by private, for-profit hospitals.
