A Scientist Treats Her Own Breast Cancer with Lab-Grown Viruses: A Story of Innovation and Ethical Dilemmas

In an extraordinary case of self-experimentation, a 49-year-old virologist successfully treated her breast cancer using viruses she cultivated in her lab. This unconventional approach has sparked discussions about the ethics of self-treatment and the potential of oncolytic virotherapy (OVT) as a cancer treatment. What is Oncolytic Virotherapy (OVT)? Oncolytic virotherapy is a cutting-edge cancer treatment […]
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Preventing violence against doctors in India

Recently there have been many incidents of violence against doctors and healthcare professionals in various parts of the country. Preventing violence against doctors in India requires a multifaceted approach that addresses the root causes of the problem, including systemic issues in healthcare delivery, communication gaps, and patient expectations. Here are some effective strategies: 1. Strengthen Security […]
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Live surgery broadcasts matter of serious concern, says Apex Court as NMC, Centre miss hearing

In a recent hearing, the Supreme Court of India has brought attention to the controversial issue of live surgery broadcasts, expressing serious concerns about the impact of this practice on patient safety and medical ethics. The court, addressing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), discussed the challenges posed by broadcasting live medical surgeries to trainee doctors […]
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