Tag: BioVoice
Tracking TB becomes simpler with mobile phone
The App 'E-detection’ can then be used to keep track of these cases during different stages of diagnosis such as sputum test and x-ray......
Experts express dismay over growing violence against medicos in India
Findings of a recent ongoing study by the Indian Medical Association have revealed that more than 75% of doctors in India have faced some form of violence at work....
Pune to host Symhealth 2017 event focused on global healthcare
The conference will provide an opportunity for stakeholders beyond academia and industry, to exchange insights, present emerging opportunities, make networking connections, and to share resources......
#WorldHemophiliaDay: Novo Nordisk India reaches out to patients!
Themed ‘Hear Their Voices’, these camps were attended by over 7,000 people along with their caregivers and families......
BioVoice eMag April 2017 Issue-11 Volume-1
BioVoice eMag April 2017 Issue-11 Volume-1:
The ‘April 2017’ issue of BioVoice eMagazine includes the COVER STORY on Biorevolution 2.0: India’s quest to become a biotech...
Hospitals are among best workplaces for women!
More women in hospital services helps healthcare better represent the diversity of its patient population, writes Dr Dharminder Nagar.....Click to read more.
PATH welcomes new promising study results for rotavirus vaccine candidate
PATH is also working with Serum Institute to conduct an additional Phase 3 study to gather data required for World Health Organization (WHO) prequalification
BioVoice eMag March 2017 Issue-10 Volume-1
BioVoice eMag March 2017 Issue-10 Volume-1:
This edition of BioVoice in its detailed cover story highlights the gains and pains of the budget 2017. The...
Indigenous diagnostic test for rare shoulder injury receives international acclaim
The landmark invention, featured in a prestigious international journal and done in tandem with researchers from Italy, marks an important step in pre-operative diagnosis of a particular type of shoulder injury....
Nobel laureates bat for allowing GM technology in India
Many Nobel Laureates who are distinguished scientists in their respective fields, were unanimous in their support fro allowing the genetically modified crops to be commercialized in the country...