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MP Toddler Allegedly Loses Vision After Nasal Drops Put in Eyes
19-Month-Old Boy Allegedly Loses Vision After Wrong Drops Given at Madhya Pradesh Hospital A 19-month-old boy has allegedly lost vision in both eyes after a suspected medical error at a civil hospital in Madhya Pradesh’s Sagar district. The child’s family has accused the attending doctor of negligence, claiming that nasal drops were mistakenly administered into the boy’s eyes during treatment. Health authorities have ordered an enquiry into the matter.
MP Toddler Allegedly Loses Vision After Nasal Drops Put in Eyes
19-Month-Old Boy Allegedly Loses Vision After Wrong Drops Given at Madhya Pradesh Hospital A 19-month-old boy has allegedly lost vision in both eyes after a suspected medical error at a civil hospital in Madhya Pradesh’s Sagar district. The child’s family has accused the attending doctor of negligence, claiming that nasal drops were mistakenly administered into the boy’s eyes during treatment. Health authorities have ordered an enquiry into the matter.
Kerala Tightens Shigella Watch After Child Death, School Cases
Kerala Steps Up Shigella Watch Kerala has strengthened health surveillance after a four-year-old girl from Kozhikode died following a Shigella infection, while fresh cases among schoolchildren in Wayanad triggered concern among health officials. Health officials are now focusing on school-level monitoring, safe drinking water checks and food hygiene inspections to prevent further spread among children.
Kerala Tightens Shigella Watch After Child Death, School Cases
Kerala Steps Up Shigella Watch Kerala has strengthened health surveillance after a four-year-old girl from Kozhikode died following a Shigella infection, while fresh cases among schoolchildren in Wayanad triggered concern among health officials. Health officials are now focusing on school-level monitoring, safe drinking water checks and food hygiene inspections to prevent further spread among children.
India Sets New Benchmark with National Guidelines for Childhood Diabetes
India Launches First National Guidelines for Childhood Diabetes Care India has taken a major step toward strengthening child healthcare with the launch of its first-ever national guidelines for managing Childhood Diabetes. Issued by the Health Ministry, the framework aims to ensure early detection, effective treatment, and long-term
India Sets New Benchmark with National Guidelines for Childhood Diabetes
India Launches First National Guidelines for Childhood Diabetes Care India has taken a major step toward strengthening child healthcare with the launch of its first-ever national guidelines for managing Childhood Diabetes. Issued by the Health Ministry, the framework aims to ensure early detection, effective treatment, and long-term









