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Private hospitals get 60% of patients but have little research output Original

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By Rema Nagarajan Verified
| The Times of India Verified
News India News Private hospitals get 60% of patients but have little research output Trending Private hospitals in India have negligible research output though they deal with 60% of patients.
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NMC flipflops, puts onus of patient appeals on health ministry Original

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By Rema Nagarajan Verified
| The Times of India Verified
News India News NMC flipflops, puts onus of patient appeals on health ministry Trending National Medical Commission (NMC) continues its flipflop over whether patients and their families should be allowed to file appeals before it.The commission decided in Sept 2024 that its ethics board would entertain all appeals, including those filed by non-medicos, and confirmed this decision in Dec 2025.
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Food regulator confirms there’s no new rule on zero added sugar in baby foods Original

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By Rema Nagarajan Verified
| The Times of India Verified
News Food regulator confirms there’s no new rule on zero added sugar in baby foods Baby food (AI representational) The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has confirmed that there is no new regulation mandating zero added sugar in infant foods.TOI’s queries on media reports that FSSAI had constituted a committee to assess whether added sugar ought to be allowed in infant food products did not elicit any response.
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