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Topic · standing beatupdated Thu, 22 Oct, 13:30

Telemedicine

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Health · 22 Oct

వెలుగు స్పెషల్ : ప్రైవేట్ ఆసుపత్రుల ప్రచార ఆర్భాటాలకు అడ్డుకట్ట

AI summaryThe National Medical Commission (NMC) has issued new guidelines to curb the aggressive promotional activities of private hospitals and doctors. These regulations prohibit the use of terms like 'best doctor' or 'painless treatment' in advertisements, ban the use of influencers and third-party marketing agencies, and strictly regulate patient testimonials and social media promotions.

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