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Cosmetic Surgery is a diverse field. Reconstructing facial features to enhance one’s appearance aesthetically or correct any facial flaw caused by accidents has become one of the most common procedures these days. While many doctors and cosmetic surgeons perform these surgeries, it is crucial to conduct thorough research before opting for one. It is critical to choose a doctor who has vast experience and has successfully treated many patients in order to avoid any complexity post-surgery. One such highly experienced cosmetic dermatologist is Dr. Rinky Kapoor.

Transfer of newborn baby from government hospital to a high-end facility through ALS ambulance.

Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd has served over 5 lakh people through 108 helplines for medical emergency services for critical care, trauma and 'accident cases' in the region

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asserted that the National Education Policy focuses on learning instead of studying and goes beyond curriculum to focus on critical thinking  

Sepoy Rohin Kumar was critically injured and he later succumbed to his injuries
 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday lauded nuclear scientists on achieving the criticality of Kakrapar Atomic Power Plant-3

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday lauded nuclear scientists on achieving the criticality of Kakrapar Atomic Power Plant-3

A priest was caught having sex with a woman in front of the altar in a Kerala church. He was caught by people who suspected the lady’s movement. At least 25 COVID-19 patients, who are in a semi-critical condition at Pune's government-run Sassoon General Hospital, will be administered tocilizumab, a drug which has proven effective in treating the infection. Its cost is Rs 25000!
 

In a profound loss to the world of international cinema, actor Irrfan Khan passed away on April 29, 2020, at the age of 53. The actor had been battling a neuro endocrine tumour since 2018 and had been admitted to Mumbai’s Kokilaben Hospital for a colon infection on Tuesday. Grief-stricken messages and condolences poured in across social media, as the world grapples to come to terms with his sad demise. Irrfan Khan, whose arresting eyes narrated a sea of stories, was possibly the finest actor of his generation. His passion for the craft of acting and his love for unusual characters won him not just critical acclaim, but also made him a popular brand ambassador on the global stage of television and cinema. Watch this video to know more.

The dreaded coronavirus pandemic, which has spread over 190 countries and territories, has infected more than 330,000 people and more than 14,000 confirmed deaths have been reported globally. In India as on March 24, 2020, nearly 500 cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed and 9 deaths have been reported so far. These are pressing times for the world and for our country. The next 3 weeks are very critical in our efforts to fight the spread of this pandemic. Every Indian must play his/her role in this fight against coronavirus. This is extremely critical for each of our well-being, our city, our village, our state and our country. Hence, each of us must take on this responsibility to make people aware of their duty to themselves, their communities, state and country to stay home and socially distance.

BJP MP Subramanya Swamy has lamented that the COVID-19 has hit India at a time when the Indian economy was in a four year+ tail spin. 

As coronavirus cases surge globally, there’s one consumer product critical to the pandemic - The humble, cheap and effective SOAP. Respiratory viruses — like the novel coronavirus— can be spread via our hands. That’s why our hands are the front lines in the war against Covid-19. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends washing hands with soap and water. Although it states that using hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol can help, CDC prioritizes soap. Watch this video to learn more.

The deadly Spanish Flu, which slipped in through a ship of returning soldiers that docked in Bombay in June 1918 destroyed India. Close to 18 million Indians were killed by the deadly influenza, which is more than all the casualties in World War One. According to reports, India lost 6% of its people – more women than men. The 1918 pandemic is said to have claimed anywhere between 50 to 100 million lives world over. Although medical realities are vastly different now, the fact remains that there is still no cure for coronavirus. One must remember that the 1918 flu happened in the pre-antibiotic era and there was not enough medical care for the critically ill. Back then in India, western medicines were not widely accepted and people relied on home remedies.However, separated by a century, there are some striking similarities between the two pandemics and some key lessons India can learn from the 1918 flu. Watch this video to learn more.

On today's episode of The Good Fight on MyNation, we take a look at how CEOs from various organisations came forward to lend their voice and help underprivileged children suffering from Congenital Heart Defects
 

A doctor who worked in a Kerala hospital, put out tweets in support of CAA. But he was forced to resign as his views were not palatable with a few.