Tag: MedTech
HMD Foundation donates iLAB unit to Amrita Hospital Faridabad for rural...
With close to 30-40 basic screening tests available, the unit encompasses all the essential parameters typically covered in annual health check-ups
BD India’s pledge for safety initiative launched with a safety flame...
All participants came together to take their ‘Pledge for Safety’ on this occasion
Meity-nasscom CoE to host 11th Edition of Lifesciences & Healthcare Innovation...
The conference, scheduled on June 30th 2023 in Bengaluru will provide insights into the current state of AI in Healthcare, its impact on patient care at the grassroots and tertiary settings
BioVoice eMagazine June 2023 | Issue 6 | Volume 4
This edition tracks the latest scenario in Indian CRO industry and analyzes whether India can become a hotspot for clinical trials. Key highlights include Expert Insights by Dr Cyrus Karkaria, President- Biotechnology, Lupin and Zoya Brar, Founder, CORE Diagnostics.
Axio BioSolutions implements ‘Design for Environment’ concepts across its value chain
The company has procured over 1,49,000 units of Secondary Folding Box Board (FBB) and reduced the use of plastics by about 1900 kilograms
Portea, AliveCor & NanoHealth join forces to launch #HeartSmart, a home...
#HeartSmart integrates cutting-edge smart devices, advanced software applications, and personalized services
AiMeD applauds govt’s latest MedTech policy decisions
These include National Medical Devices Policy 2023; Medical Devices Export Promotion Council; and Scheme for Assistance to Medical Devices Clusters for common facility
Need to harness India’s vast potential in pharma & medical devices:...
India Pharma & India Medical Device 2023 aims to position India as a leading international healthcare hub and attract investments
Lord’s Mark Industries & IIT Bombay partner to transform Sickle Cell...
To launch 1000 pathology labs across India for sickle cell testing and other healthcare services, with an initial investment of Rs. 50 crores
Cancer care faces a new challenge in India
Over the last 40 years, the cancer registries that are set up have only been able to collect just 10% of the Indian cancer incidence, writes Manikandan Bala