How can govt have the audacity to ask Drs to serve the bond in rural areas when it can't provide basic amenities and safety in a tertiary care hospital in the state capital where a duty doctor was raped and murdered in seminar room (sadly there was no Dr. Duty room).

All hospital administration should ensure adequate safety measures by installing CCTV and proper security staff, only then medical services should be started again (Why only Parliament is full of police force 24x7) #KolkataDoctorDeath #kolkatahorror #Nirbhaya2 #DoctorsProtest

The AIIMS RDA will continue their indefinite strike, including the suspension of academic activities, elective OPDs, ward services, and OT services. However, emergency services, ICUs and emergency OT will remain operational.

Something positive in this doom and gloom. HOD, Dept. Of General Medicine, Nil Ratan Sarkar Medical and Hospital (NRSMCH) drawing blood during rounds. You continue your protests. We will look after the wards. Says this gentleman as he does the work of an intern or resident.

The World has their eyes on RG KAR ! This picture is from The Times Square, USA where People are protesting against the heinous crime that happened with the female doctor but what a shame that in India only Doctors are on road protesting as if the crime was limited to our

Violence against doctors? #JusticeForMoumita #KolkataDoctor

Mpox alert

Join us at #Ahmedabad #TxID #MedEd #IDTwitter #ISOT #INSHLT CIDS India wasim khot Muhammed Niyas Adil Rashid MD Harshith B Kadnur Yogiraj Ray Subramanian Swaminathan Priscilla Rupali Radhika sarda Satish Swain, DM

The best doctors don't just follow guidelines. The best doctors known when to go off the guidelines.

I met Jigish in 2007 when we were preparing for our medical entrances. He went to JIPMER, then I went to Manipal. Distance was never an issue. He would stay in touch and he made sure you also stay in touch with him; he knew how to maintain and cherish friendships. Wherever he

Thank you all for the response to the previous post. Jigish’s family has seen and is grateful to each one of you. Also, my previous post would not be complete without mentioning about his family. His family has stood next to him like a rock. They have never asked him to leave

Back while at CMC Vellore (Official), I would have patients coming into OPD often only requesting a paracetamol prescription. Now drugs in CMC cannot be dispensed without a doctor's prescription. I used to ask them why go through the bother of waiting in line to see a doctor... 1/🧵

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