A look at this auspicious day through the prisms of public health and nutrition

With changes in the priority of the government, healthcare sector as an investment opportunity is promising and likely to benefit all participants

Most of the population in rural India is dependent on government funded public facilities and Community Health Centres (CHCs). Even though rural areas have approximately 5335 functioning CHCs, there is a massive need for more such centres, especially in states like Bihar.

According to reports, India has a shortage of 1.9 million units of blood. The Covid-19 lockdown has further aggravated the blood shortage situation in the country.

Health Minister introduced the Epidemic Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2020 in parliament today to replace an ordinance issued by the government in April. The bill ensures there is zero-tolerance to any form of violence against healthcare service personnel and damage to property.

Opposition slams government for bowing to Central pressure, says it's now 'Ram Bharose'.

As the cases are still rising, the covid-infected people are always the centre of attention . However, with proper technology in use, it is possible to keep a track of people who are not yet affected.

PM Modi said the National Digital Health Mission will help reduce problems in getting treatment in various health facilities in the country and herald a new revolution in the sector.

Building a strong cadre of Allied and Healthcare Professionals can be a strategic intervention. This will not only ensure a quality healthcare delivery system but also create millions of meaningful jobs, particularly for women.

Elderly patients aged above 60 years and those with co-morbid conditions shall only be allowed home isolation after proper evaluation by the treating medical officer.