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MoRTH planning to introduce cashless treatment for all accident victims across the nation: Secretary, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

MoRTH planning to introduce cashless treatment for all accident victims across the nation: Secretary, ET Auto

Morth: Three day Global road safety initiative launching event with focus on deliberating finalising suggestive codes of practice to reduce road crash fatalities and injuries in low and middle income countries begins.

Smile Train-Lifebox tackle major gap in anesthesia safety in low-resource setting operating rooms - Vimarsana News

Smile Train-Lifebox tackle major gap in anesthesia safety in low-resource setting operating rooms

/PRNewswire/ -- Ahead of World Anesthesia Day, the world's largest cleft organization, Smile Train, and safer surgery nonprofit, Lifebox, come together to...

Errors Following Cupping Therapy From Chinese Medicine Practitioner - Vimarsana News

Errors Following Cupping Therapy From Chinese Medicine Practitioner

A Chinese medicine practitioner has breached the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights (the Code) for his actions when treating a client with fire cupping therapy. The practitioner treated a woman for a shoulder injury with fire cupping ...

Community Scoop » Errors Following Cupping Therapy From Chinese Medicine Practitioner - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Errors Following Cupping Therapy From Chinese Medicine Practitioner

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Viewpoint: Unseaworthy Vessels One Reason Containers are Lost at Sea - Vimarsana News

Viewpoint: Unseaworthy Vessels One Reason Containers are Lost at Sea

The World Shipping Council reported that for 2020-2021, the two-year average annual loss of containers overboard was 3,113 units. That is more than four