Answering a question on the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Madurai, the minister said the Union government had made an announcement in this regard in 2015 and the Cabinet had given its nod in 2018.
The CM held a review meeting with officials at the secretariat against the backdrop of a rise in positive cases. “Since vaccination is the only weapon to defeat coronavirus, the government is resolute in getting all people vaccinated. So far, the first dose coverage being 93.82% and the second dose 82.94%,” an official release said.
The 44-year-old patient visited the urology outpatient department with complaints of passing blood-stained urine, left-sided abdominal pain radiating to the left thigh, and loss of appetite. Preliminary Diagnostic Ureteroscopy & Biopsy revealed a high grade urothelial carcinoma of the left ureter with obstruction of the left kidney and anaemia.
As Chief Minister M K Stalin Completes One Year In Office, TOI, In A Series Of Articles, Looks At How The DMK Government Has Done On Various Fronts. Today: Health
As Chief Minister M K Stalin Completes One Year In Office, TOI, In A Series Of Articles, Looks At How The DMK Government Has Done On Various Fronts. Today: Health
Rathnavel was transferred and kept on wait-list on Sunday after a controversy erupted over the first-year students taking the English translation of (Sanskrit) Maharishi Charak Shapath. The Dean had pleaded innocence.
Electricity short circuit, which is suspected to be the cause of fire, witnessed explosion of 3 oxygen cylinders which led to panic for a while and ladders were used to bring down the patients through a window.
The mobile units would be launched on Friday by chief minister M K Stalin. Each unit would have a doctor, a nurse, an assistant and a pharmacist, said the minister while responding to a question raised by Srivilliputhur legislator E M Manraj on Wednesday.
The city corporation is all set to float tenders for establishing urban health and wellness centres in the city.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Tuesday reviewed the coronavirus situation in the state and advised authorities to continue to follow the 'test-track-treat-vaccination' along with COVID-19 appropriate behaviour towards containing the spread of pathogen.
The Bill is meant to provide for admission to undergraduate courses in medicine, dentistry, Indian medicine and homeopathy on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination.
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