• 26 Mar, 2026

Medical News

ChatGPT Medical Advice Leads to Internal Bleeding: AIIMS Doctors Issue Strong Warning

ChatGPT Medical Advice Leads to Internal Bleeding: AIIMS Doctors Issue Strong Warning

AIIMS New Delhi doctors have issued a serious warning against using AI tools like ChatGPT for medical diagnosis or treatment after a patient suffered severe internal bleeding by following chatbot generated advice for back pain. The case highlights the dangers of self medication, AI hallucinations, and why real medical consultation, tests, and clinical judgement cannot be replaced by algorithms.

IIT Indore Develops AI Powered Human Digital Twin for Early Disease Detection

IIT Indore has developed an AI powered human digital twin under the Charak DT Platform to help doctors simulate diseases and enable early and preventive diagnosis. This futuristic human like replica can mimic breathing and blinking and allows medical experiments to be tested digitally before real world treatment, marking a major leap in Indian healthcare technology.

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Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) Adopts Blockchain to Prevent Fake Certificates in Medical Education

Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) has announced a blockchain based system to issue medical degrees, mark sheets and training records. The move aims to prevent fake certificates, ensure tamper proof verification and modernise medical education in India. Learn how blockchain will transform academic credential verification.

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Rajasthan Government Warns Doctors Against Prescribing Medicines Outside Free Drug Scheme

The Rajasthan Health Department has issued a strict directive warning government doctors against prescribing medicines outside the Free Drug Scheme and Essential Drug List. The order states that disciplinary action will be taken under service rules if violations are found. The move aims to protect patients from unnecessary expenses and enforce standard treatment protocols in government hospitals.

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NEET-PG 2025 Cutoff Reduced to Zero Percentile: How Seat Filling Policies Are Diluting India’s Medical Standards

The NEET-PG cutoff has been reduced to zero percentile, allowing even negative-score candidates to become eligible for MD/MS seats. This detailed analysis explains how this decision to fill private medical college seats will dilute medical standards, increase medical negligence cases, and damage the future of Indian healthcare and hardworking doctors.

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