BMJ Article on medical corruption in India
"Kickbacks and bribes oil every part of the country’s healthcare machinery, writes David Berger. If India’s authorities cannot make improvements, international agencies should act"
Lets hope this attention wakes up the appropriate authorities and people to take action and improve the the status of the healthcare in India.
BMJ Article on medical corruption in India
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Tuesday, July 08, 2014
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