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Opinion

RURAL vs URBAN Healthcare Jobs: Where are Doctors needed the most?

Dr. Adeela Anees
6 min read
Balancing Doctor distribution between overburdened cities and disconnected villages: How it can strengthen India’s Healthcare?
Chief Minister’s Mobile Operation Theatre: CM-MOT, Nagaland (Representational Image: Wikimedia commons)
MedBound Blog

Nagaland Launches Advanced Surgical and Healthcare Services Expand to Remote Areas: CM-MOT

Dr. Disha Merlyn Mathias
2 min read
Chief Minister’s Mobile Operation Theatre (CM-MOT) launched to the remote and rural areas of Nagaland
Health care professionals are finding higher rates of advanced colorectal cancer in rural areas compared with urban centers.(Representational image: Unsplash)
Medicine

Colon Cancer Rates Higher in Rural Areas

MBT Desk
5 min read
In Pennsylvania, about 34% of those diagnosed with colorectal cancer die from the disease.
People with diabetes have higher risk of end-stage kidney disease, heart failure, and heart attacks (Representational Image: Wikimedia Commons)
Medicine

People with Diabetes Who Live in Rural Areas Likely to Develop Complications

MBT Desk
3 min read
People with diabetes have higher risk of end-stage kidney disease, heart failure, and heart attacks
Medical graduates must still comply with compulsory rural service bonds, while engineering graduates face no such obligations.
Opinion

Medicine vs Engineering: The Truth About Compulsory Rural Service Bonds in India

Dr. Sumbul MBBS, MD
5 min read
Unpacking India’s Unequal Bond System: How Medical Graduates Bear the Burden While Engineers Thrive
This Family Adoption Programme, introduced by the National Medical Commission, provides knowledge on community-based health care as part of the Community Medicine subject for Indian medical students (Representational image: Unsplash)
MedBound Blog

AP: Medical Students Adopt 750 Families in Rural Areas Through the Family Adoption Programme

MBT Desk
2 min read
In Andhra Pradesh (AP), medical students from Rajamahendravaram Government Medical College adopted a total of 750 families in the city as part of the Family Adoption Programme recommended by the NMC.
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