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Fortis Healthcare Faces Income Tax Assessment Order: What Investors Need to Know

Fortis Healthcare Ltd, a prominent player in the healthcare sector, recently disclosed that its subsidiary, Fortis Hospitals Ltd, has received an income tax assessment order amounting to ₹89.53 crore, inclusive of interest charges amounting to ₹9.54 crore. In a regulatory filing with the stock exchange, Fortis Healthcare stated, “This is to inform you that Fortis Hospitals Limited, a material…

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Dr. Reetha Mishra, A Famous Gynecologist | Mako Robotic Total Knee Replacement | Dr. Narayan Hulse

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[batmanisagatewaydrug]

I do think it's actually very funny that some transphobes get so lost in the Abigail Shrier Irreversible Damage sauce that they develop a knee jerk aversion to hysterectomies/oophorectomies on the grounds that some fertile young transmasc might have their reproductive organs yoinked that they just like. totally black out and stop caring that that's also life changing healthcare for countless cis women. was my mother part of the trans agenda when she got her uterus removed in her forties to stop her debilitatingly painful periods. were the doctors who repeatedly tried to convince a divorced middle aged woman with two grown children that she shouldn't do it in case she wanted to have a geriatric pregnancy someday actually just taking a brave stance against gender ideology.

[drnityanandtripathi22]

Best Cardiologists in Shalimar Bagh | Fortis Hospital Delhi

[bhavyabb]

Best Urologist in Kolkata | Fortis Healthcare

Fortis Healthcare offers expert urological care in Kolkata, providing comprehensive treatments for various urological conditions. With advanced diagnostic tools and personalized patient care, Fortis ensures top-notch services. For those seeking the best urological expertise, Fortis connects patients with the Best Urologist in Kolkata, committed to exceptional outcomes and patient satisfaction.

[yourhealthrescue]

Everything You Need to Know About Bilateral Knee Replacement in India

Bilateral knee replacement, also known as double knee replacement, is a surgical procedure where both knees are replaced simultaneously. This procedure is often recommended for patients suffering from severe arthritis or knee damage in both knees. India has emerged as a top destination for bilateral knee replacement surgery, offering world-class medical facilities at a fraction of the cost compared to Western countries. This article explores the benefits of undergoing bilateral knee replacement in India, focusing on the treatment options available at some of the country’s leading hospitals, including Medanta, Apollo, Artemis, Fortis, and Max Superspeciality Hospital.

Why Choose India for Bilateral Knee Replacement?

India has become a hub for medical tourism, particularly for orthopedic procedures like bilateral knee replacement. The country boasts state-of-the-art hospitals, highly skilled surgeons, and advanced medical technology. Patients from around the world choose India not only for the quality of care but also for the significant cost savings. The cost of bilateral knee replacement in India is often 60–80% lower than in the United States or Europe, without compromising on the quality of care.

Top Hospitals for Bilateral Knee Replacement in India

Medanta Hospital India:- Medanta — The Medicity, located in Gurgaon, is one of India’s premier multi-specialty hospitals. It is renowned for its orthopedic department, which is equipped with the latest technology for knee replacement surgeries. The hospital’s team of experienced surgeons specializes in minimally invasive techniques, ensuring faster recovery times and reduced post-operative pain. Medanta’s comprehensive rehabilitation program is designed to help patients regain mobility and return to their normal activities as quickly as possible.

Apollo Hospital India:- Apollo Hospitals is a trusted name in the healthcare industry, with multiple branches across India. The hospital offers cutting-edge treatment for bilateral knee replacement, using the latest in computer-assisted surgery and robotic techniques. Apollo’s orthopedic team is well-versed in handling complex cases and is known for its patient-centric approach. With state-of-the-art facilities and a strong emphasis on patient safety, Apollo Hospitals provide an excellent option for those considering bilateral knee replacement.

Artemis Hospital India:- Artemis Hospital, located in Gurgaon, is another top choice for bilateral knee replacement in India. The hospital’s orthopedic department is equipped with advanced imaging and diagnostic tools, which aid in accurate pre-surgical planning. Artemis is known for its personalized care, with treatment plans tailored to the specific needs of each patient. The hospital’s post-operative care is also commendable, with a dedicated team of physiotherapists to assist patients in their recovery journey.

Fortis Hospital India:- Fortis Hospitals are spread across India and are well-regarded for their expertise in orthopedic surgeries. The hospital’s team of orthopedic surgeons is skilled in performing bilateral knee replacements using the latest surgical techniques. Fortis is known for its comprehensive care, from pre-surgery consultations to post-operative rehabilitation. The hospital’s focus on patient education ensures that patients are well-informed about their surgery and recovery process.

Max Superspeciality Hospital India:- Max Superspeciality Hospital is a leading healthcare provider in India, offering a wide range of services, including bilateral knee replacement surgery. The hospital’s orthopedic department is staffed with experienced surgeons who are experts in minimally invasive and robotic-assisted knee replacements. Max Hospital’s commitment to quality care is evident in its well-equipped operation theaters and advanced post-operative care units. Patients undergoing bilateral knee replacement at Max can expect a high standard of care throughout their treatment journey.

Benefits of Bilateral Knee Replacement

Simultaneous Surgery: Undergoing bilateral knee replacement means both knees are treated in a single surgical session, reducing overall hospital stay and recovery time.

Cost-Effective: Patients save on hospital fees, anesthesia, and other costs by opting for a single surgery instead of two separate procedures.

Coordinated Recovery: With both knees healing simultaneously, patients can achieve a balanced recovery, which can lead to better long-term outcomes.

Advanced Techniques: Hospitals in India utilize the latest surgical techniques, including minimally invasive surgery and robotic assistance, which contribute to faster recovery and reduced pain.

Conclusion

Bilateral knee replacement is a life-changing procedure for those suffering from severe knee pain and limited mobility. India offers world-class treatment options for this surgery, with top hospitals like Medanta, Apollo, Artemis, Fortis, and Max Superspeciality Hospital leading the way. These hospitals provide advanced surgical techniques, comprehensive care, and a patient-focused approach, making India an ideal destination for bilateral knee replacement. If you or a loved one are considering bilateral knee replacement, exploring treatment options in India could be the first step towards a pain-free, active life. With the combination of skilled surgeons, cutting-edge technology, and affordable care, India stands out as a global leader in orthopedic surgery.

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finally going to be working full time, which means i’ll be able to move out, but in the time between starting to work full time and moving out i will have to live a life of utmost patience and asceticism. like a cloistered monk

[healthcare021]

Acromioclavicular Joint Repair Treatment in India

Surgery for an AC joint injury aims to alleviate pain and restore operation by removing the broken finish of the collarbone bone. The additional severe sub-types of shoulder separation typically need surgery for the powerful displacement of the collarbone inflicting pain and pressure on the tight cowl muscle.

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[scientia-rex]

“What have you done for activism” well I’m a doctor for a tribal clinic and also at the local jail and also I do abortions from time to time, so yeah, I have my purpose in life. I did get kettled and tear gassed at an anti-Nazi rally once. I came out at a public rally at 14 years old and started my high school’s first Gay-Straight Alliance, which is now still active over 20 years later. I’ve met talked to all my local legislators, most of them twice. I’ve done phone calling campaigns for healthcare access. I bullied my first clinic into doing a training on LGBTQIA+ health for all staff and I’ve gotten multiple providers at my current clinic on board with writing hormones and letters of support for trans people.

Like, I’m FORTY, guys. I’ve had time to build a lot of life experience. It’s been helpful. You don’t have to be sad if you’re not where you want to be at 20! Good god let’s not think about where I was at 20. Ugh. Or 25. Or 30. It took a LONG time to get to where I DID have leverage to enact change by threatening to quit if my clinic didn’t do that staff training. If you are even working toward FINDING a purpose, you’re doing the right thing!

[corroded-hellfire]

I don't know if it's a little late to recommend for a holiday/new years fic idea but I would really like these anon submission come into fruition because I would really like to see the entire Hawkins bunch enjoying another gathering (without Brittany) and seeing Luke and Mia being parents

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I would love to receive requests regarding these instances with them as parents! Feel free to drop them by any time. I hope this serves as a nice holiday starter to the story of Luke and Mia as parents… HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉

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Warnings: childbirth, pregnancy, we older in this one folks, becoming grandparents

[As You Wish masterlist]

“Oh, you’ve got a redhead!”

“Is it…is it a boy or a g-girl?” Mia asks between clenched teeth and labored breaths.

The doctor can’t help but chuckle as he works.

“I can’t tell just by the hair,” he says.

Luke rubs over his wife’s hand with his left while she squeezes the life out of his right. Steve stands on the opposite side of the bed, holding Mia’s other hand. From Eddie's vantage point behind his son, it looks like Mia is crushing both her husband’s and her father’s hands like a nut in a nutcracker. 

Both you and Nancy stand behind the working doctor and nurses, off to the side just enough that you have a clear view of your first grandchild being born. The two of you hold hands, watching in awe at the small, but big enough, human that Mia is pushing out of her body. Neither you nor Nancy are strangers to childbirth and all its miracles, but there’s something even more magical when it’s your daughter—or daughter-in-law—who is doing it. 

“You’re doing so well, babe,” Luke encourages, giving a supportive smile despite how exhausted he is. He can’t even imagine how Mia must feel if he’s already worn out. 

“He’s right, Mia,” a nurse says. “Just a little more now.” 

The redhead on the delivery table whines and drops her head back against her pillow, feeling like she has nothing more to give. Hasn’t she already been at this for around five hours? A quick glance at the clock tells her it’s only been forty-five minutes and she lets out an even more frustrated whine. It doesn’t even click in her mind that it’s almost midnight—almost a brand new year. There’s enough going on in the room to keep her mind occupied.

“Alright, we’re going to do one more push now, Mia. Okay? It’s almost over. On the count of three. One, two, three!”

The muscles below the pale skin of Mia’s neck bulge as she grits her teeth and gives the best push that she can manage. 

“That’s it, almost there.”

The hospital room, previously only housing the noises of beeping machinery and encouraging healthcare professionals, is suddenly bombarded with two brand new sounds simultaneously. Cheers and applause sink into the room from out in the halls and the surrounding rooms. But emanating from this particular delivery room itself, the shrill cry of a newborn bursts forth. 

“Congratulations,” the doctor says as he holds the baby up for the new parents to see. “You’ve got yourselves a girl.” 

Pure joy floods the veins of every Munson and Harrington in the room. Endorphins and adrenaline blend in Mia’s head, briefly causing her to think all the happy commotion from outside the room is in celebration of her daughter entering the world. One look at the tiniest human she’s ever seen would be enough of a reason, she thinks. The baby is absolutely perfect. Who would expect anything less from a baby with both Harrington and Munson genes?

A press to the top of her head has Mia looking up to see a beaming Luke gazing down at her. He places another kiss on her sweaty forehead before leaning further down to capture her lips with his own.

“I’m so flippin’ proud of you.”

Despite her exhausted state, Mia giggles at her husband’s praise. Old habits die hard of trying not to curse in front of his mama. 

“I love you,” Luke says softly.

“I love you, too,” Mia replies. 

The newly crowned parents watch as their baby girl is cleaned off, the brand new grandparents all enraptured as well.

“Aw, Mom!” Mia coos when she sees her mother crying—and then her mother-in-law as well. “Aunty!” Your nickname from aunt to mother-in-law was impossible to change after an entire lifetime of Mia referring to you in one way. It might take some explaining to the grandkids in the future, but that’s not a problem for today. 

“Not just the moms, I see.” The amusement in Luke’s voice is evident. 

You, Mia, and Nancy all turn to see Luke clapping a crying Eddie on the shoulder. 

“Oh, sweetheart,” you say with a chuckle.

Eddie wipes the handful of fallen tears from his face and clears his throat.

“Don’t make me beat you up in front of your daughter,” Eddie says, voice thick with emotion. 

“Ah, he’s not the only one!” Mia can’t figure out if she’s laughing or crying harder once she catches a glimpse of her own father trying to discreetly wipe at his eyes. 

“Gimme a break,” Steve says with a sniffle. “My first granddaughter was just born.”

“Our first grandchild,” you say on behalf of you and Eddie, tears overtaking you once again. 

As the nurses finish cleaning up the baby, you rush over and pull Luke into a hug. Out of all the emotional moments that have happened thus far in this room, this is the one that makes your son tear up. 

“She’s perfect, sweetie.” You pull back and kiss Luke on the cheek before leaning in to embrace Mia as best you can. 

“I’m so proud of you,” Eddie says, words still heavy from emotion. 

Luke grins, leaning in as his dad wraps his arm around him. But, being Luke, he cuts a joke to weasel his way out of a genuine thank you.

“Of what, having sex?” 

Eddie playfully rolls his eyes before mussing up his son’s curls, the exact same way he’s done since the hair first sprouted on Luke’s head about thirty years ago.

“Would you like to cut the cord, Dad?” a nurse asks.

“It’s not gonna hurt, right?” Luke asks, looking to Mia and wrinkling up his nose.

“Not at all,” the nurse assures him.

“Oh boy,” Steve says as his son-in-law is handed the scissors. “Those aren’t safety scissors, be careful.”

Mature man that he is, Luke only shoots Steve a brief death glare before following the nurse’s instructions.

“Yay!” you cheer once the cord is snipped. 

The nurse grabs the blanket to swaddle up the newborn, and as she does so, she can’t help but smile as she watches the six adults hugging one another and sharing tearful smiles. She’s been in far too many delivery rooms where most of the people there couldn’t stand one another; seeing two families become one in this way is one of the more beautiful things the nurse has seen lately. 

“Alright, Mom,” the nurse says as she walks the baby over to the bed. “Would you like to hold your daughter?”

A new set of tears stream down Mia’s face, but she adamantly nods her head and holds out her arms. Gently, the nurse transfers the newest Munson to her mother’s embrace.

“Look at you,” Mia coos. She looks up at Luke who leans down on the bed next to his two redheads. “Isn’t she beautiful?”

“Just like her mother,” Luke says, happily taking in the sight before him. 

Eddie, you, Steve, and Nancy all stand by in silence as you watch your children hold their firstborn for the first time. It’s surreal to see your son now being a father—but there’s not a doubt in your mind that he’ll be an amazing one. He had a great teacher, after all. 

Carefully, Mia transfers the baby to Luke’s arms and beside you, you can see Eddie’s tears start anew. You join him, though. Eddie wraps an arm around your shoulders and you lean your head against him, just watching Luke hold his first child. Nothing could have prepared you for how beautiful and overwhelming it all is. 

“Look at our granddaughter,” Eddie says softly to you. 

You nod, a smile lighting up your tear-stained face. There’s nothing you can say to make this moment better, so you stay silent and try to absorb as much of it as you can. 

“Do you have a name picked out?” a nurse asks.

Luke nods, never taking his eyes off the small bundle in his arms. Mia is just as enraptured, but she responds.

“This is Isabella Marie Munson.”

Luke looks up at you and Eddie, pride gleaming in his watery blue eyes.

“You think Eliza will like that we gave Isabella her middle name?” he asks.

“Oh, honey,” you say with a chuckle. “She's going to be over the moon.”

“Speaking of that whole gaggle of siblings who are out waiting in the lobby, should I go deliver the good news?” Steve offers. 

It may be New Year’s Eve—or rather, was, but no possible party or other engagement could keep Luke and Mia’s siblings away from this momentous occasion. Though, you wouldn’t be surprised if one of them brought champagne in to celebrate. 

“Yes, go tell them,” Mia says through a sniffle. “But hurry back so you can hold her!”

“Just make sure you pry her from Munson’s arms at some point,” Steve says, hooking a thumb over his shoulder to point at Eddie. He did need that clarification though, as Eddie, you, Luke, Mia, and Isabella are all Munsons now. 

“Let me at her,” Eddie says, stepping up to Luke as Steve heads out the door. 

Carefully, your son hands Isabella to your husband, and it’s one of the greatest things you’ve ever witnessed in your life. The way Eddie’s arms cradle the newborn, so reminiscent of him holding all your newly born babies. Your husband laughs as he looks down at the little girl. 

“You’re the first Munson-Harrington, huh?” he says. “That’s going to make you a very, very interesting person.”

You giggle and rest your head against Eddie’s shoulder. As you peer down, Isabella tries to open her eyes and take in the people hovering above her. She quickly decides she doesn’t care enough though, and goes back to sleep. 

“Knock, knock,” a nurse says as she pops her head into the room.

“Come in,” Mia says, trying to adjust her position without causing herself any pain.

“We’ve got a surprise for you.” The nurse grins and steps into the room, a large plastic-wrapped gift basket held against her maroon scrubs. The nurse places the basket on the bedside table closest to Mia.

“Little Miss Isabella is Hawkin’s Hospital’s very first baby of 2025,” the nurse says. “In fact, she is the very first baby to be born in all of Indiana in 2025. So, we’d like to present you with this basket of diapers and baby clothes, along with this certificate. And, with your permission, we’d love to take a picture of this new family and share it with all in Indiana.”

Mia is so overcome by everything the nurse says, that she starts crying again. She’s nodding though, letting Luke know that she’s okaying the picture. Both you and Nancy help Mia get settled and wipe any excess sweat or tears from her face. Luke sits down on the bed next to his wife and Eddie hands Isabella to her father. 

Steve steps back into the room just in time to see the photo be snapped. He stands with you, Eddie, and Nancy behind the camera as the nurse takes a few shots. 

“Our granddaughter is already a star,” Eddie tells Steve. 

“Huh?”

Pictures finished, Mia leans over and plucks the certificate out of the gift basket.

“This certificate,” Mia reads, “is to honor Isabella Marie Munson, daughter of Amelia Christine Munson and Luke Alexander Munson, as the very first baby born at Hawkin’s Hospital in the year 2025. Isabella was born at 12:00 am exactly, weighing seven pounds, six ounces.”

“And her favorite grandfather is already Steve,” Steve adds once Mia is finished reading. Everyone in the room chuckles—sans Eddie. 

“Maybe,” Eddie concedes, a small smirk playing on his lips. “But that can change. What won't change though, is that I’ll always be the first grandparent to hold her. I had her in my arms first.”

“You two are ridiculous,” Nancy says. 

Luke leans down and whispers in Isabella’s ear.

“Try to be more like your grandmas than grandpas. Got it?”

Mia giggles and runs the back of her forefingers gently across Isabella’s cheek. 

“Or be like your Daddy, 'cause he’s pretty great,” she says. “But maybe not as mischievous.”

“That reminds me,” Luke says, looking down at his baby with wide eyes. “I have to see if they can give you a vaccine for scurvy.”

[drnityanandtripathi22]

Best Cardiologists in Shalimar Bagh | Fortis Hospital Delhi

[anaalnathrakhs]

i am exactly the same as i was three years ago, but i put on a new coat of paint over the same old mechanisms and now i can pretend being normal. i can function. sort of. i have fixed almost zero problems, but i can bear them anyway so. why care. what would i even do? how does one even fix that?

i don't fucking know what i'm doing here! people keep trying to give me some sort of pep talks like!! remember what you're doing it for!! and like. yeah i said i'd like this or that job because i have nothing better to say, it's my dream if you want, i have to pretend something. i wish i had any monetizable skills. or any skills really. but i don't. yay. i'm gonna be stuck living with my parents forever. that's what i fucking deserve.

woooooo the guilt is eating me! it's eating me alive!

[scopophilic1997]

scopOphilic_micromessaging_1181 - scopOphilic1997 presents a new micro-messaging series: small, subtle, and often unintentional messages we send and receive verbally and non-verbally. (2011)

Forty-four years ago today John Ono Lennon was murdered by a deranged fan. Mental illness in the USA continues to reach all time highs and levels of the government. Advocate for mental healthcare.