He Is A Doctor, Let Him Serve: Supreme Court Refuses To Cancel Bail Of Gujarat Cardiologist Accused In PMJAY Deaths

Today, On 9th February, The Supreme Court declined to cancel the bail of a Gujarat cardiologist accused of performing unnecessary and botched PMJAY angioplasties that led to two deaths. The bench told the state, “He is a doctor, Let Him Serve.”

“Stem Cell Therapy For Autism Is Medical Malpractice”: Supreme Court Issues Strong Warning

The Supreme Court has ruled that stem cell therapy cannot be used as a treatment for autism, calling its clinical use without approval unethical and medical malpractice. The judgment protects vulnerable families and reinforces that experimental treatments cannot be demanded as a right.

Incident Was Unintentional: Delhi High Court Quashes FIR Against Hospital, Doctor Over Surgical Mop Left in Woman’s Belly

The Delhi High Court quashed the FIR against a private hospital and a doctor in a medical negligence case, holding that the surgical mop left during a C-section was unintentional and bereft of the necessary mens rea to face criminal trial.

Supreme Court Notice to Centre & NMC on PIL Over ‘Inhuman’ Duty Hours of Resident Doctors: “Exploitative & Unconstitutional”

The Supreme Court has issued notice to the Centre and NMC on a PIL challenging ‘inhuman’ duty hours of resident doctors, as petitioners highlighted “exploitative and unconstitutional working conditions” imposed on young medical professionals across hospitals nationwide.

Anaesthesia Overdose in MRI Leads to Cardiac Arrest, Consumer Court Directs Scan Centre To Pay Rs 15 Lakh

The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum in Thiruvallur found a Scan Centre in Chennai liable for medical negligence in administering an overdose of anesthesia during an MRI scan, resulting in the patient’s cardiac arrest and brain death. The court ordered the Scan Centre to compensate the deceased patient’s family with Rs 15 lakh and Rs 10,000 for litigation expenses.