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@itisprashanth @ApolloClinics If it was that simple, why not treat it yourself. You don't need an "expert" for "simple" stuff.

Just a simple fever - went to @ApolloClinics for consultation . Total bill - 9000 rupees . Blood test , swab test etc etc etc . Plus tablets worth 900 rupees . Absolutely not worth it .

@itisprashanth They are vile, money sucking monsters. Please don't visit them.

Just check the quote tweets of doctors to this tweet . You will understand how vile the medical community is . Very important that you know your doctor before getting treated !

Atefeh Rajabi Sahaaleh, was a 16 year old girl from Neka in Iran's Mazandaran Province. A lovely happy girl enjoying her life. One day while travelling in a taxi she was arrested by the morality police for not wearing a hijab. She endured days of torture and rape at the hands of Captains Zabihi and Molai, who later confessed to misconduct amid family complaints and global outrage. Brought before Judge Haji Reza, stumbling and bleeding from repeated assaults, she begged Judge Reza for justice and punishment of her tormentors. Instead he passed a sentence for her to be executed for the crime of Adultery and Chastity.(The poor girl was raped and tortured in captivity) In defiance of her death sentence, she tore off her hijab and threw it at his feet. On August 15, 2004, she was publicly hanged from a crane in Neka's town square. (The judge himself later admitted to raping and torturing her during interrogations.) Such was life under Khamenei's rule. #AtefehSahaaleh #IranProtests #WomenLifeFreedom Women like you should have been sent to Iran when Khameini was alive.

Sitting in India right now, watching the world burn in real time. US & Israel striking Iran. Iran retaliating across the Gulf. Russia-Ukraine still raging. Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions simmering. Missiles flying over Tehran, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi, Qatar. And here I am, safe at home on a Saturday evening, in a democratic, peaceful country, worrying about none of this at my doorstep. We don't say this enough - we are incredibly lucky. Not perfect, not without problems. But at peace. That's not a small thing in 2026.

@aditya_gan3500 @Kj_tweets_ Maybe you were lucky. Bengal is no less.

@Kj_tweets_ Never faced this sort of dumbassery in Bengal Is this a North Indian phenomenon?

This PG-1 who joined my college, finished his duty hours & went off home to rest. A (toxic) senior of my unit called him 12 times at night to put up morning notes. He picked up at the 13th time & told him politely “Sir, I have finished my duty, if you want to be toxic towards me wait for 5 more hours till I resume my duty. Stop calling me, it is pathetic behaviour”. GenZ are GOATS. I am speechless.

@ManishKuma65277 @nethrapal Meri dies when you accept a seat as freebie for doing nothing over a candidate who scored 50% higher than you.

@manisha__gupta @nethrapal What happened to merit?

Radiology PG seat is the cream... I thought you needed to be in the top to get general seats. But look at this: if you can shell out money and if you are an NRI, the general merit seats also gets relaxed and the rank can go till a lakh... But everyone thinks SC, ST, and OBCs are the reason for this... The real reason is blatant commercialization of medical education... Will you talk about that or still keep blaming reservations?

Around 12 noon today, a couple rushed into Medicine Casualty holding their 3-year-old. The child had fallen off a table; his wrist was visibly deformed, likely a clean break. He was crying inconsolably, surrounded by 4 or 5 frantic relatives. "Doctor, treat my child fast!" they shouted. I immediately assessed the situation. As a Medicine resident, I am neither an orthopedician nor a pediatrician. I knew that I was not in a position to manage this situation. I calmly told them: "This is Medicine Casualty. Please turn left, the Orthopedic Casualty is right there. Since you have many people with you, have one person take the child there immediately while another goes to the counter for a ticket so the doctors can order X-rays and meds." That’s when the shouting started. "You good-for-nothing doctors! Can’t you see this is an emergency? Why do we need a ticket?" My junior rushed over to help, only to be met with threats: "Treat him immediately or things will get bad for you." Then, the phones came out. Cameras were shoved in our faces. "Look at these doctors refusing to treat a child!" Here is the context a 30-second viral video would miss: 1. I was directing them to the correct specialist only 3 minutes away. 2. Without a hospital ID/ticket, the Ortho team can't even log an X-ray request into the system. 3. Staying in Medicine Casualty was actually delaying the child's care. To de-escalate, I eventually had to leave my own post unattended to personally escort them to the Ortho wing and explain the situation to the doctors there. Hours later, after the child was stabilized, the family returned to apologize. I appreciate the apology, but the damage of those "recorded" moments lingers. This is the daily reality for doctors: being vilified for following the very protocols that ensure a patient gets the right treatment from the right specialist. Before you share a "doctor refusing treatment" video, ask yourself: Are they refusing, or are they trying to get the patient to the help they actually need?

@VoxShadabKhan Her burqa, her choice. His flat, his choice.

@TheMuslim786 Your hijab, your choice. His house, his choice.

Location: Delhi A Kashmiri Muslim girl, Munazza, shared her experience on social media. She was denied a flat because she is Muslim. She was asked if she was Muslim, and at one place, she was told she would only get the flat if she didn't wear a hijab.

@iamdocmayank It's like that in most of the branches, specially surgical branch. Mental health and physical health are only for social media and preaching, the toxic work culture continues.

It’s only been five days since my wife joined obg and she’s already working from 7 AM to 9 PM every single day with no off. As a husband it hurts to see this. I genuinely want to ask why are there no off days? Is this what every first-year resident goes through? #NEETPG

@iamjunaidkabir Congratulations nationalitie!!

Ghar wapsi ho gayi guys MS orthopaedics at Calcutta National Medical College it is #neetpg2025

@nehapadhi True! Certain branches like Radiology, Pathology, Anesthesia etc do not have the provision of sponsorship from pharma companies, attending a conference costs atleast 40-50k overall even with a 3*/4* stay. And if you want to register for a workshop it's another 8-10k.

Why are conferences getting so costly! I don't want 5 star hotels,expensive kits,lavish spreads! I want to attend to learn & grow! We don't get reimbursed unlike central institutes nor do I get kickbacks from big pharma! Can't pay 30k+,it is literally half my salary! #medtwitter

For those asking "Is this even legal?"Here is the regulatory breakdown: 1️⃣ NABH Norms: Explicitly state AYUSH practitioners cannot write independent orders or perform clinical duties in an Allopathic setup without direct supervision. 2️⃣ NMC Standards: Critical Care is the domain of Modern Medicine. An "Intensivist" or ICU Resident must hold an MBBS/MD degree. 3️⃣ The Loophole: Hospitals hire them as "Clinical Assistants" (scribes) on paper to satisfy auditors, but force them to act as full Duty Doctors (RMOs) at night to save money. It is Malpractice disguised as cost-cutting.

PUBLIC AWARENESS 🚨 Next time you admit a loved one to a Corporate Hospital or Nursing Home ICU, ask one question: "Is the Night Duty Doctor MBBS/MD or AYUSH?" These facilities are quietly hiring Homeopaths (BHMS) and Ayurvedics (BAMS) for ICU duty to cut costs. These practitioners are NOT trained in: ❌ Ventilator Management ❌ Emergency Cardiology (ACLS) ❌ Modern Drug Interactions You have the right to know who is treating your family. Be an informed patient. Don't pay specialist prices for compromised safety. Know your rights.

@DrDatta_AIIMS Agreed. I'm a reviewer and I don't know why I'm doing it. 🤷🏻‍♀️

the only way to tackle this peer reviewing crisis is to create incentive structures to award peer reviews similar to publications

@gossipnews2024 My first and last ship from any reality show ❤️

@canarabank trying to pay loan loan instalment for the past three days through canara bank App but says "batch in progress" everytime I'm entering the OTP. Please resolve the issue. Details will b shared

Gaurav Savanni A 29 year old software engineer with a 7-figure income met a girl via a matrimony site in Noida. He wanted to marry her. She invited him to a hotel. He saw her deleting texts from other guys on her phone. She removed her clothes, he refused to get physical. He said he can't marry her if he doesn't trust her. She still removed the clothes. He got out of the room and called the police. Still, the police arrested him. The girl refused a medical examination. He spent 15 days in jail. He got depressed because of the humiliation he faced. After getting released, he ended his life. His mother is in the ICU. No punishment for the girl. Both faces and names are hidden. She destroyed an innocent man's life and will face no punishment.

@hunnykumar1908 Concerned about the future of medicine in india seeing the kind of MBBS grads at present.

MD Radiology is the only branch where you can complete your PG without ever meeting a single patient. Truly inspiring.