Madhya Pradesh police are searching high and low for a man who is accused of impersonating a UK-trained cardiologist and killing seven patients at a missionary hospital in Damoh.

Officially, in a dramatic reveal, officials found out that an impostor cardiologist, Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, conducted a series of surgeries in a private hospital in Madhya Pradesh's Damoh district.

Indian Supreme Court has recently listened in horror to the 2009 Uttarakhand state government policy forcing MBBS students admitted under AIQ-15 from other states to serve five years in rural parts of the nation or pay an exorbitant bond amounting to ₹30 lakh.

A 32-year-old Mathura man attempted to undergo self-surgery after months of inexplicable belly aches. Desperate after unsuccessful medical consultations, Raja Babu, an MBA graduate, took a dramatic turn—YouTube guides were his operating manual. The attempt at self-surgery quickly turned into a medical crisis and he was admitted to hospital. Self-Surgery Fiasco: What Went Wrong? Raja […]

A horrific case has been received from Dehradun, in which an unusual disease in a child resulted in his untimely death even though he had been taken to four of the district’s top-ranked hospitals. No cause of the sickness of the child was found even after the doctors were consulted on several occasions. The father […]

Chest pain can be scary. The little discomfort in chest can scare people, they have thoughts like, “Am I having a heart attack?” It can be tricky to differentiate between cardiac chest pain to gastric chest pain, because both symptoms are quite similar. But some key differences in their symptoms can help distinguish between the […]