 | Odisha: Waterlogging hits autopsy at SCB MCHSources said a sewerage pipe had cracked on Sunday night resulting in leakage of sewage water which further flowed into the postmortem room. |
 | Prof RK Jena awarded with FRCP, LondonProf Jena has been a part of the national taskforce of NHM on formulation of guidelines on various blood disorders from haemoglobinopathies, thalassemia to sickle cell disease. |
 | Haploidentical transplant at Odisha's SCB Medical College and Hospital soonProf VP Choudhary, a haematology luminary, was conferred lifetime achievement for his contribution spanning over 45 years. |
 | Bone Bank to operate at SCB Medical in a month in OdishaThe bone bank will be set up to provide relief to patients suffering from cancer, serious trauma with acute bone damage and failed replacement surgeries. |
 | Two cops hurt in attack by ex-serviceman in OdishaDas had scolded police personnel while holding a grievance letter on September 1. |
 | SCB Medical College and Hospital to start music therapy for ICU patientsMusic therapy can help people manage stress, reduce anxiety and depression, improve communication and emotional expression, enhance cognitive function and promote overall well-being. |
 | SCB surgeons successfully treat acid attack victim with 45% burnsWith around 45 per cent burns on her body, Mohini was admitted to the Department of Plastic, Reconstructive Surgery and Burns of SCB Medical College and Hospital in critical condition on February 10. |
 | Miscreants hack middle-aged man near Bhubaneswar railway stationThe victim’s injuries were, however, serious in nature. Police sources said he will have to undergo plastic surgery on his right leg in SCB. |
 | ‘Career in medicine a vow to serve mankind’The President said developing new medicines is as important as prescribing existing ones. |
 | Four women join hands to care for the dead in OdishaMadhusmita Prusty, Smita Mohanty, Swagatika Rao and Snehanjali Sethi have come together to ensure dignity to the dead by carrying out last rites of unclaimed bodies,writes Diana Sahu |
 | Odisha train crash: Glaring loopholes in SCB data of survivorsAs per authorities, a total of 201 patients were admitted to the hospital till June 7. While 42 patients have been discharged, as many as 40 so far have left against medical advice (LAMA). |
 | Odisha train crash: SCB MCH steps up bandobast for treatment of survivorsPrincipal secretary of Health and Family Welfare department Salini Pandit also visited the MCH and took stock of the situation in casualty and other departments. |
