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How Truemeds Online Medicine Helps in Chronic Care Management
The rise of online medicine websites, particularly Truemeds, has provided a new platform for managing chronic diseases, allowing patients to take better care of themselves.
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Bestform M by Emcure: Comprehensive Overview and Uses
estform M by Emcure is a dietary supplement designed to support various aspects of health and wellness.
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Blanket ban imposed on prescription of ‘branded’ medicines
Administration of SKIMS has issued a circular, aimed at clamping a blanket ban on government hospitals from prescribing any 'branded' medicines.
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Mass medications continue in J-K hospitals
Despite the government claims that Prescription Audit Committees are in place in J&K, most of the Jammu and Kashmir hospitals continue to witness mass medications.
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From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, one man walks for a purer India
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