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In India, Doctors have been the equivalent of gods since Vedic times. However, with rapid advancements in the complex and high-stakes world of healthcare, the role of doctors has become more demanding and fraught with risks. Furthermore, the growing population and sedentary lifestyle have strained healthcare infrastructure and medical professionals.  Every day, numerous cases emerge where patients requiring hospitalization face severe consequences, including death or suffering, due to inadequate equipment, overworked medical staff, and lack of proper oversight. This highlights the urgent need for healthcare professionals to safeguard themselves against potential liabilities, making it crucial for them to ensure proper protective measures and adherence to best practices in their field. Indemnity Insurance for Doctors Indemnity insurance, or professional liability insurance, is a type of coverage designed to protect doctors and other healthcare professionals from financial losses ari...

  Initially discovered in 1958 in monkeys kept for research, Mpox has since been found to affect humans, with outbreaks reported in several countries, including India. While it primarily affects adults, children are also susceptible to the disease, and the symptoms may present differently in younger individuals. Understanding how Mpox is transmitted and recognizing the symptoms in kids can help in timely intervention and prevention . Monkeypox, now called Mpox, is a viral illness caused by the monkeypox virus, a species of the genus Orthopoxviral. The virus can be classified into two types: Clade I and Clade II. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that Clade I of the mpox virus typically leads to more severe illness and higher mortality rates compared to Clade II. How is Monkeypox Transmitted? Though it is self-limiting, certain individuals may face a higher risk of severe illness from mpox, including infants under one year of age, children with eczema...