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  • Unbelievable! Young Ayurvedic Doctor Brings Back Late Father in a Silicone Statue Form, Gets Married in Front of It (View Pics)

    A young ayurvedic doctor, who lost his father to Covid, has brought him to life during his marriage ceremony held in Nanjangud town in Mysuru district. He got a silicon statue of his father done to fulfil his late father’s wish of attending his marriage. The video and photos of the marriage ceremony have gone viral on social media. Kin Carry Patient on Stretcher to Doctor’s House as He is Absent at C’garh Hospital

    Yathish, an ayurvedic doctor, lost his father M.H. Ramesh to Covid in 2020. Ramesh is survived by his wife and two sons. The family was closely attached and shared a great bond with him. All marriage rituals were conducted before the silicon idol and the gesture by the family of the young doctor has been appreciated by people from across the state.

    Marriage Ceremony of Yathish (Photo Credit: IANS)

    Pavan, the elder son of Ramesh, said, “We should have got it done during the time of my marriage. However, it was not possible due to Covid. This time, during my younger brother’s wedding, we finally got the statue made.” Yathish explained that it took about 1.6 years to build the silicon idol of his father. Surgeons’ Timely Intervention Saves Hand of Covid Positive Youth.

    Yathish With His Family (Photo Credit: IANS)

    He remembered that the family lived together during the Covid pandemic. “We lived together for six months. Later, my father got infected. He was hospitalised for 15 days before we lost him,” he said.

    The order for the statue was placed in 2021 and it was delivered on May 2, 2022. “We can’t forget him. We feel that he is with us. He should know that his wishes are fulfilled. That’s how we got this done,” he said.

    (The above story first appeared on Morning Tidings on May 10, 2022 11:13 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website morningtidings.com).

  • Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: Leaked Movie Stills From Grand Premiere Go Viral; Marvel Fans Ask Viewers Not to Post SPOILERS from Benedict Cumberbatch-Elizabeth Olsen’s Film

    If you are planning to watch the Marvel film, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, please avoid going on social media. Or atlead mute the hashtags related to the film and its stars. For some images have been leaked from the premiere of the movie that happened on May 2 and they contain MAJOR SPOILERS, including (now not-so) secret cameos. With these leaks going viral, Marvel fans are asking Twitterati to not spoil the movie for them. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Review: Early Reactions Call Benedict Cumberbatch’s Marvel Film a Crazy Ride, Praise the Horror Elements.

    Be Like Doctor Strange

    No Spoilers!

    That’s Some Curse

    Do Say That!

    Follow the Rules!

     

     

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  • Norman Barwin, Canadian Fertility Doctor Accused of Impregnating Women With His Sperm Through IVF, Agrees to Million Payout

    Norman Barwin, Canadian Fertility Doctor Accused of Impregnating Women With His Sperm Through IVF, Agrees to $10 Million Payout

    Ottawa, July 31: A fertility doctor in Canada, who is accused of impregnating with his own sperm through IVF, agreed to pay USD 10 million compensation. The settlement was announced on Wednesday during a virtual hearing. Dr Norman Barwin used to run Broadview Fertility Clinic in Ottawa, was first accused in 2016 when a couple named Davina and Daniel Dixon sued him. In the last five years, more patients came forward and reported against Barwin. Fact Check: Did Hotel Cleaner Steal Sperm from Millionaire’s Used Condom And Win Millions in Child Support Battle, Here’s The Truth!.

    Over 200 patients alleged that Barwin used the wrong sperm and, in some cases, even used his own sperm. Nelligan Law firm, representing one of the victims, said that the settlement was groundbreaking. “The settlement of the class action provides compensation to those patients and their children where the DNA of the children is not as was intended by the parents at the time of the artificial insemination performed by Barwin,” reported NBC News quoting the excerpt from the law firm’s statement. Canadian Doctor Accused of Impregnating 11 Women With Own Sperm Through IVF.

    According to reports, Barwin also provided compensation to former patients who had kept their semen with the doctor for a specific intended use, but it was used by Barwin in the insemination of another patient. However, Barwin denied all the allegations levelled against him and agreed to the settlement as he did not want to spend more money and time fighting the lawsuit. In 2016, the Dixon family decided to sue Barwin when they discovered through a DNA test that Daniel was not the biological father of their daughter Rebecca. She was born in 1990.

    According to a report published in NBC News, a court document mentioned that Davina doubted that Barwin might have used his sperm when she came across a Facebook post stating that it was unusual for people with blue eyes to give birth to a child with brown eyes. The couple then reportedly began noticing “physical resemblance” between Rebecca and the doctor. They searched reports against Barwin on the internet and even connected another woman, who came to know that the Canadian doctor was the biological father of her child.

    Notably, in 2019, Barwin was declared impotent by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. He reportedly had not practiced since 2014.

    (The above story first appeared on Morning Tidings on Jul 31, 2021 08:03 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website morningtidings.com).

  • Kinnaur Landslide: Jaipur Doctor Deepa Sharma Posted Images From Holiday Hours Before She Died in The Himachal Pradesh Tragedy; Netizens Mourn Loss (See Tweets)

    Kinnaur Landslide: Jaipur Doctor Deepa Sharma Posted Images From Holiday Hours Before She Died in The Himachal Pradesh Tragedy; Netizens Mourn Loss (See Tweets)

    Doctor Deepa Sharma from Jaipur was in Himachal Pradesh to celebrate her 38th birthday,  died in Kinnaur landslide.

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  • 3-Year-Old Girl Goes to Doctor For Check-Up By Herself While Parents Were Out for Work, Cute Photo Wins Heart

    3-Year-Old Girl Goes to Doctor For Check-Up By Herself While Parents Were Out for Work, Cute Photo Wins Heart

    A picture of a 3-year-old girl named Lipavi from Nagaland is doing rounds on the internet. The little girl decided to go for a check-up at a clinic all by herself after she had common cold symptoms. At that time, her parents were out for work. The cute picture of the toddler is winning hearts. Take a look:

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  • Doctor’s Plea Urging People to Wear Mask Is Heart-Rending, Viral Instagram Post Details the Ongoing Struggle of Healthcare Workers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

    Doctor’s Plea Urging People to Wear Mask Is Heart-Rending, Viral Instagram Post Details the Ongoing Struggle of Healthcare Workers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

    Doctor’s Plea Urging People to Wear Mask Is Heart-Rending

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  • Stanley Doctor transferred to harassment charge

    Stanley Doctor transferred to harassment charge

    Following instructions from the state government, the Health Department made the transfer and initiated departmental action against a senior resident of Government Stanley Medical College Hospital, Department of General Surgery, with some postgraduate medical students complaining of sexual harassment.

    According to hospital officials, the students had complained to the government about the alleged sexual harassment after which the dean was asked to conduct an investigation and submit a report.

    Dean of the Hospital P.W. Balaji formed an 11-member committee consisting of nine women professors. The Inquiry Committee was headed by the Deputy Principal of the college. The heads of the Departments of Surgery and Surgical Gastroenterology were part of the committee.

    A hospital official said, “The committee conducted an investigation and submitted a detailed report in a seal cover which was submitted to the Directorate of Medical Education (DME)”.

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  • Coronavirus | Officials of Tirupati Ved Patsala asked to engage the doctor in the premises

    Coronavirus | Officials of Tirupati Ved Patsala asked to engage the doctor in the premises

    Major stressors of TTD require medical attention.

    Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) president YV Subba Reddy on Friday urged SV Ved Patsala officials to strictly follow health protocols.

    57 students of the institution tested positive for coronavirus a few days ago and were admitted to the Super Specialty Hospital of Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS), Tirupati.

    Mr. Reddy surprise inspected the Vedic school and interacted with faculty members and students. He urged them to strictly abide by social removal norms, wear masks and maintain hygiene on campus.

    Emphasizing the need for round-the-clock medical assistance, the TTD President asked Veda Patasala officials to engage a physician and necessary medical staff on the premises till normalcy is restored.

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    Mr. Reddy, who oversaw the kitchen, dining hall and classrooms, asked the accompanying officers to ensure that only four students were accommodated in each room and that additional accommodation was provided if necessary. . According to the COVID protocol, students must maintain a two-meter social distance on campus, even in the dining hall.

    He reassured the parents that no students had any health related complications on campus and that the best health facilities were being provided to those under observation at SVIMS. The condition of all the students under observation is stable and there is no need to worry.

    Chief Medical Officer Drs. Narmada, Health Officer Drs. RR Reddy, Estate Officer Vijay Sarathi and Principal KSS Avadhani accompanied Mr. Reddy during his visit.

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  • West Bengal Assembly Election | Mamta Banerjee stable, doctor to do more tests

    West Bengal Assembly Election | Mamta Banerjee stable, doctor to do more tests

    Hospital sources said that serious medical tests in Mamta Banerjee’s left ankle and leg revealed bone injuries and injuries to her right shoulder, forearm and neck.

    West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who is undergoing treatment at a state hospital in Kolkata following an alleged attack in Nandigram, is now “stable”, and doctors plan to conduct a series of medical tests, including a CT scan. To assess the degree of his injury, sources at the facility said on March 11.

    Also read: Mamta Banerjee accused of leg injury, conspiracy during election campaign in Nandigram

    An initial medical examination conducted late on March 10, Ms. Banerjee, revealed serious bone injuries to her left ankle and leg, and injuries to her right shoulder, forearm and neck.

    “A temporary plaster was done on her left ankle and she will undergo several blood tests this morning. His ECG report was fine.

    “Banerjee is stable now. She will be under surveillance for the next 48 hours. A CT scan may be conducted during the day. We will examine him again and decide on our next course of treatment. His fever subsided, ”a doctor at SSKM Hospital told PTI.

    Read also: Mamta Banerjee filed nomination from Nandigram

    The state government formed a nine-member team to treat Ms. Banerjee and doctors x-rayed the Chief Minister as soon as she was taken from Nandigram to the hospital on the evening of March 10.

    Ms Banerjee suffered injuries to her left leg and waist after she was allegedly pushed by unknown miscreants while campaigning for the assembly elections in Nandigram.

    He is undergoing treatment at the 12.5 Special Cabin in the Woodburn block of SSKM Hospital.

    The TMC supremo filed his nomination to contest the upcoming assembly elections from Nandigram seat on 10 March.

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    March 11, 2021