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'Oral cancer deaths in India cause productivity loss of 0.18% GDP' -Governance Now - Vimarsana News

'Oral cancer deaths in India cause productivity loss of 0.18% GDP' -Governance Now

Tata Memorial study calls for policy intervention to determine economic burden of disease

Tata Memorial Hospital's Recruitment Drive Nears End, Apply Now For Medical And Non-Medical Posts | India News - Vimarsana News

Tata Memorial Hospital's Recruitment Drive Nears End, Apply Now For Medical And Non-Medical Posts | India News

The deadline for applications for positions in both medical and non-medical roles at Tata Memorial Hospital is approaching. Those interested can review the details here and submit their applications promptly.

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From Mumbai 'bar busting top cop' to BJD's new Puri face against Sambit Patra: Who is Arup Patnaik | Political Pulse News - Vimarsana News

From Mumbai 'bar busting top cop' to BJD's new Puri face against Sambit Patra: Who is Arup Patnaik | Political Pulse News

Ex-Mumbai Police commissioner, whose eventful tenure was marked with reforms and rows, has replaced BJD’s four-time MP Pinaki Misra as candidate in party bastion

NexCAR 19 cancer therapy: Conceived at IIT Bombay, delivered in Tata Memorial - Vimarsana News

NexCAR 19 cancer therapy: Conceived at IIT Bombay, delivered in Tata Memorial

CAR T-cell therapy involves modifying a patient’s T-cells—white blood cells that are integral to the immune system. The lab-modified cells are then infused in the patient to multiply and fight cancerous cells. The therapy costs $400,000 in the US and tenth of that in India. But, does it work?