What is licensing and surveillance? The Bureau of Indian Standards is a governing body in the field of food, consumption and public distribution operating under the Act of 2016. The authority performs its operations to prescribe standardisation of goods and services. For every product to sell in a market needs to go through the process…
Introduction To provider registration and regulation for all clinical establishments within the country with a motive to prescribing the minimum standards of facilities and services provided by them to citizens of the country the govt. of India (central govt.) enacted the Clinical Establishments (Registration and Regulation) Act, 2010 (“Act”) as per commission namely “Clinical Establishments,…
INTRODUCTON Healthcare for prisoners may sound absurd. How can and even why a criminal, who may have performed any heinous crime or may have tried to harm any innocent life be provided with such a care? This is possible question that may pop in our minds. But this question has an answer within the international…
Introduction Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant – it slows down the body’s functions and its effects are similar to general anaesthetic. Alcoholism is the disease produced by the repeated misuse of ethyl alcohol. It is a Primary disease: it is not caused by some underlying psychological or moral flaw. It is a Chronic…
. Yoga is an ancient art form that unites body and mind. Yoga originated in India. The word ‘yoga’ is derived from Sanskrit which means ‘to unite’. Yoga involves movement, meditation and breathing techniques to promote mental and physical wellbeing. . Yoga has been known and practised for many civilizations . Lord Shiva is said…
India is one of the 193 countries that are signatories to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child(UNCRC).These rights include; (i) promoting healthy lives (addressing survival, nutrition, health care services etc.), (ii) providing quality education, and (iii) protection against abuse, exploitation and violence (combating child labor, child trafficking and child sexual abuse).…
Abstract The law called the Human Organ Transplantation Act (THO) was passed in India in 1994 to streamline organ donation and transplantation activities. the sale of organs made a criminal offense. With the acceptance of brain death, it was not only possible to do kidney transplants, but also to initiate other solid organ transplants such…
The rapid rise of health care technology and biobanking has created a new set of privacy issues and it is necessary to enact laws on such biobanks to protect the interest of citizens. Biobanking is going to give an opportunity for the research community and the industry to move health care services ahead in a…
Pan Masala or smokeless tobacco is a silent killer which has made many people its victims. It is reigning supreme. It is cancer in a pocket. One ought not to be fooled by pan masala luring advertisements. What is purported to be harmless mouth freshener, a simple mouth loading snack is actually very addictive and…
EPIDEMIC. Man is the only animal that spoils its own nest. Contamination straightforwardly alludes to ecological contamination. Contamination implies the expansion of any normal or counterfeit substance in regular sources like water, air, soil, and so on The toxins are spread at various levels. The pollution of normal assets happens through the plenitude of any…
