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Celebrity Clip. Doctor Claim. Health Product. When Does a Healthcare Reel Become Misleading?

Celebrity Clips in Healthcare Ads: Legal Risks for Doctors, Clinics, Brands and Agencies | LegalMedico LegalMedicoHealthcare Law Briefing News context Problem 4C Test Review Law References Healthcare Social Media & Advertising Compliance Celebrity Clips in Healthcare Ads: Legal Risks for Doctors, Clinics, Brands and Agencies A practical LegalMedico guide for doctors, clinics, hospitals, wellness brands...

LegalMedico infographic explaining whether MBBS doctors can do ultrasound in India, Bihar PC-PNDT update, six-month training, Supreme Court caution, NMC guidance and clinic compliance risks.
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Can MBBS Doctors Do Ultrasound? Bihar PC-PNDT Law

LegalMedico Healthcare Law Update Can MBBS Doctors Do Ultrasound? Can MBBS doctors do ultrasound? Bihar’s reported six-month training update has brought this medico-legal question into focus. Any permission to perform ultrasound must be read subject to the PC-PNDT Act, current State notifications, centre registration, training and assessment requirements, machine compliance, record preservation and strict prohibition...

Hospital director and visiting surgeon reviewing a legal contract regarding vicarious liability under the Supreme Court of India guidelines.
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The Collapse of the “Corporate Shield”: How the Supreme Court’s 2025 Kamineni Judgment Redefines Hospital Vicarious Liability

A clinical-legal analysis of the Supreme Court’s 2025 Kamineni Judgment, and why standard ‘Revenue Sharing’ MoUs no longer protect Hospital Promoters. Category: Hospital Risk Management & Litigation Defense Author: Adv. Lokesh Bagani Read Time: 5 Minutes 1. The Administrative Blind Spot Walk into the boardroom of any mid-to-large corporate hospital in India, and you will...

Image showing Indian healthcare and legal compliance for live surgery broadcasts, following NMC 2025 guidelines.
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Live Surgery Broadcasts in India: What the New NMC Guidelines Mean for Doctors & Hospitals

NMC Bars Live Broadcasts of Established Surgical Procedures ! In a significant legal move, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has barred the live broadcasting of all existing or established surgical procedures — regardless of patient consent or hospital setup. According to the Guidelines dated 26 July 2025, only new or innovative procedures may be live-streamed,...