Philips in the Anesthesia Market
Royal Philips Electronics has acquired Dameca, a global provider of anesthesia machines and accessories for the operating room.
Corporate updates
Wockhardt in Debt
The FCCB holders, funded by QVT, Sun Pharma and Syndicate Bank, hold bonds worth $42 million in a pharmaceutical company Wockhardt Ltd.
Aegon Religare to invest 400 crore in 2011
To support business growth the promoters of Aegon Religare Life Insurance (ARLI) will introduce about Rs 400 crore in the company in the next financial year to support business growth.
Aurbindo loses stakeholders share
Aurbindo pharma looses 0.91 percent stakes possessed by HSBC Global Investment Funds (Mauritius) Ltd in the open market sales.
Biocon plan to open a training campus for graduates
Biocon the Biopharma major is planning to set up an academic institution called Biocon Academy next financial year.
Dr. Reddy
The second-largest Indian drug maker, Dr Reddy
Pharma firms demands Data exclusivity
The research-based pharma companies are mounting pressure for stronger regulatory data protection laws.
Latest Advances in IT Solutions by Carestream
At the European Congress of Radiology 2011, Carestream Health is showcasing a clear path to the leading edge of quality, productivity, cost containment and simplified workflows. Solutions on show include a range of innovation designed to offer enhanced productivity, added convenience, time saving and cost efficiency for clinicians and IT staff.
Patient Portal by IBM
IBM announced the next evolution of the patient portal, significantly expanding the types of information, alerts, recommendations and interactive coaching healthcare providers.
Indian Drugmakers To Earn Good In US Market
Indian drug makers are now tapping their feet to become the world
Zanett Specializes In Healthcare
Zanett and Oracle now collaborates to expand their businesses to achieve specialization in healthcare.
MAX money back insurance plan
Max New York Life Insurance has recently come up with new health plan for private insurers.
HIPPA violation leads to defrayal of $1M by Massachutes
The Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston will settle down all the potential violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 Privacy Rule U.S by paying the government $1 million as advised by Department of Health and Human Services.
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Delhi to host forum on homoeopathic medicine
22-02-2017
