AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Health Access: Delhi doctors have launched “2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam,” offering two hours of free weekly consultations via in-person and video for poor and underserved patients, covering specialties from cardiology and oncology to psychiatry and gynaecology. Women’s Health: More women in their 40s are seeking help for perimenopause symptoms as awareness grows; Maharashtra’s menopause clinics report tens of thousands screened and treated, with many referred for specialised care. Hospital Accountability (Mumbai): The Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission has summoned MCGM officials over medico-legal case (MLC) musters at civic hospitals after complaints about missing MLC registers and patient referrals. Medical Tourism Push: Lilavati Hospital plans its first overseas centre in Kazakhstan from September, aiming to attract international patients for second opinions and treatment planning in multiple specialties. Food Safety & Compliance (Mumbai): Satkar Caterers has withdrawn from a trauma hospital canteen amid disputes over statutory licences and BMC agreement requirements. Aviation Safety (Health angle): Reports say an Air India pilot’s drug test returned positive after a mid-air drop; authorities note results need confirmation and warn against assuming impairment from a positive test alone.
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