Air India retirees are looking for cashless health care through the Cashless General Health Scheme (cashless CGHS)

The Air India Retired Employees' Trust claims that "cashless lifelong medical OPD, IPD, and lab testing" were promised to retirees and their spouses who enrolled in a post-retirement medical scheme following the airline's privatization, but that these benefits have now been cut....

Success or Failure of Health Care Reform in South Korea

In just 12 years, SOUTH KOREA established universal healthcare. The government first required medical insurance for employees and their dependents in large businesses with more than 500 employees in 1977, marking the modest beginning of this extraordinary achievement. The entire country was given...

VETERANS EXPOSED TO TOXIC BURN PITS ARE HELPED BY LAWMAKERS

Senators in the Senate achieved a bipartisan deal on Wednesday to expand health care and disability benefits for millions of veterans who were exposed to harmful substances while serving in the military.

By increasing eligibility for benefits to approximately 3.5 million men and women, ...

America In Need of CareGivers

America is in dire need of care workers. According to a study conducted in 2021, the U.S. is short of 2.3 million care workers. Traditionally, women have been seen more often in the roles of caregivers for both children and the elderly but now the need of the hour is more than that.  

A TOWN IN JAPAN TO PROVIDE GIFT CERTIFICATE WHO RECEIVES COVID-19 VACCINE

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• A town in Japan to provide gift certificate who receives COVID-19 vaccine.
• Miyashiro town from Saitama prefecture has made the announcement for its residents.
• The municipal govt. aims to secure $570,000 for the scheme in ...

S. KOREA GOVT. TO GIVE SECOND CHANCE TO SUDENTS TO TAKE MEDICAL LICENSING EXAM

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• S. Korea Govt. to give second chance to students to take medical licensing exam.
• Around 2,700 fourth-year medical students had boycotted the exams last year in September.
• The govt. was asked to withdraw its plan to increa...

HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN JAPAN AFRAID OF STRAINING MEDICAL SYSTEM OVER COVID-19

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• Health care workers in Japan afraid of straining medical system over COVID-19 cases.
• The country is said to have been reporting over 2,000 new COVID-19 cases daily.
• Hospitals are said to be seeing high bed occupancies wit...

RESEARCH: TELEHEALTH MAY HELP REDUCE DISPARITIES IN HEALTHCARE

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• The use of telehealth raises concerns regarding the security of patient data
• Appointments that require physical contact will prove challenging

New research suggests that the COVID-19 crisis may help reduce disparities in h...

Health Centre adoption

Glen Vincent Health Centre who celebrated its 19th anniversary and this anniversary was celebrated with a mission of establishment, and its completion under the Ministry of Health and Wellness adoption with a training program with the various measures were the funds will go towards the purchase o...

NTM infections on rise, elderly and women at higher risk

The incidence and prevalence of nontuberculous mycobacterial lung disease is increasing. As per the research published in Annals of the American Thoracic Society, the number of existing patients as well as the number of people newly infected each year is rising. Women and elder people of age 65 a...

"Private hospitals to increase insurance programme's", Indian Court

NEW DELHI, Nov 22, India to offer private hospital subsidies to participate in the government's health care program, possibly the world's largest of its kind, a senior government official informed Reuters.

The scheme launched last year is critical to the plans of PM Modi to libe...

Digital health care

The nation of Australia has been working on making its healthcare system better, and the efforts to make this happen are just rising and there has been significant improvement in the system and with the rise of digitization and technology the integration of digital tech with the medical and healt...

Revolutionizing Surveillance System By Using Emotion Recognition For Crime Prevention

AI is merging with our daily lifestyle and needs; domains like IOT, Health care, Marketing, Finance, and many more are now using AI as an indispensable part of perfecting their R&D, business models, predictions, and other things. This has led to efficient use of resources, efficient issue res...

Reforms in the healthcare system

The health care system of Australia is pretty good, and the nation is continuously working to make it better and the best that they can with the help of technology and new treatments. Private health insurance has been very expensive In Australia, and this has been a major concern in the health ca...

Finances are changing and can this help the insurance sector

The insurance sector of India has been suffering as the financial sector and the banking sector the nation is facing major issues. The frauds in banks and the financial firms have led to this situation where the nation of India is almost seeing the death of the insurance sector

The Entr...

IOB dispatches medical coverage arrangement for clients

Karnam Sekar, MD, and CEO, Indian Overseas Bank, stated, "The Bank's involved acquaintance with Universal Sompo brought about offering different imaginative approaches on the constant reason for IOB clients. The bank group will advance approaches of Universal Sompo that would increment n...

Underpaid Women neglecting Health Care Globally and Doctors Are to be Blamed

The world is presently facing the most important health care employee shortage in history and Dr. rule Panjabi, chief executive officer and founder of last-mile Health, believes he incorporates a solution—but doctors are standing in the manner.

“Male-dominated professions ar...

Bernie Sanders misconception of the American and Canadian health care system.

The New York Times has explained how Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., came to be focused on Canadas health care plan. That obsession illustrated itself again while the Democratic presidential speech in Houston. It started with a disease that happened to his mother when Sanders was studying in high sch...

Nationwide Reimbursement by Germany for their Breast Cancer Test

Genomic Health said today that the German Federal Joint Committee (G-BA) has issued a positive repayment choice for its Oncotype DX Breast Recurrence Score test following an end by the German Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWiG) that there is adequate proof supporting the capa...