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Rajnish Rohatgi, Director, BD Medical- Medical Surgical Systems delves into the detail of the different initiatives and projects the company […]
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Govt gearing up to launch free TB drugs scheme
The Health Ministry held meetings with leading pharma companies to explore the possibility of them manufacturing and supplying certain drugs […]
11 Doctors in BMC-run Hospital Have TB
Eleven resident doctors from Mumbai’s famous BMC-run Sion Hospital are learnt to be suffering from TB. Two of these doctors […]
Marking the Biomarkers
In order to truly reap the benefits in clinical practice and shorten the warm-up period, education and awareness are most […]
Lancet Health Policy Report, experts
Global researchers from across the world have stressed on the need for a large scale global response to combat the threat from cancer similar to HIV and TB control initiatives in a recent public health policy paper published in the Lancet, world’s leading general medical journal.
Steering Indias Health Sector: February 2011
EDITORIAL Peeping into the Future COVER STORY Unprecedented Imaging HOSPITAL CEO INTERVIEW MEDANTA WAS BUILT TO AID INDIA’S PROGRESS TOWARDS […]
The Needle of Diagnostics: March 2011
EDITORIAL A New Day, A New Way COVER STORY The Needle Of Diagnostics PERSPECTIVE AT DR LAL PATHLABS,SERVICE,QUALITY AND […]
WHO initiative to involve pharmacists in combating TB
In a major initiative to combat TB epidemic, the World Health Organisation and the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) signed a joint statement here on Sunday seeking to involve pharmacists in tuberculosis care and control.
India News
ICRI forays into healthcare management Riding on the healthcare boom in India, Institute of Clinical Research India (ICRI), India’s first […]
India aims to scrap unreliable TB tests
Following WHO warning, India alerts doctors of unreliable TB tests that may endanger patients
Cancer, malaria major health problems in North East, India: Report
A consultative Committee of Parliament headed by A Ramdoss, has identified Cancer, Malaria, TB and HIV/AIDS as the major health problems in Northeastern region of India. The Committee has urged the State governments to ensure effective implementation of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) so as to improve both health infrastructure and delivery services.
WHO focuses on achieving best healthcare system
The conference of
Vaccine prevents TB in HIV patients
A recent study shows that a new vaccine can prevent tuberculosis in people with HIV.
