Delhi Govt Hospitals Will Soon Issue Birth and Death Certificates
The Delhi government is planning to authorise its hospitals to issue birth and death certificates to lighten the burden on […]
Health policy
India Not to Withdraw Barcode Scheme for Pharma Exports
The barcode scheme has been introduced for tracking and tracing pharma products to check the spread of spurious and fake drugs in the market
Diabetes Therapeutics Market to Reach $1.49 Billion by 2016: Frost & Sullivan
With diabetes in India reaching epidemic proportions, the related therapeutics market is expected to grow at a double digit rate […]
Indias new Pharmaceutical Pricing Policy by next week
It will put in place a regulatory framework for pricing of drugs to ensure their availability at reasonable prices […]
Government relief for diabetes patients
Now, irrespective of the brand, all domestically-produced insulin would cost between Rs135-145 per packet New Delhi: The Government of […]
Serving a Million Dollar Industry
Dr Shekhar Agarwal, utive Director, Sant Parmanand Hospital, sees the healthcare sector has grown tremendously because of some positive changes […]
Healthcare Regulations and Aftereffects
The Indian healthcare regulations have gathered different reactions from the industry peers. The following article is an attempt to bring those reactions […]
Arunachal Pradesh Not in Pink of Health!
Dr K Nishing, Additional Director at Directorate of Health Services, Arunachal Pradesh, took a quick time out to speak on the healthcare scenario […]
BMC Seeks Health University Status, First in India
The largest Municipal Corporation of the country, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will soon score the title of being the […]
Maharashtra Starts Ambulance Service Under NRHM
Maharashtra Government has begun the process for launching the Emergency Medical and Referral Services (EMS). 937 ambulances would be provided […]
Kerala Goes for Free Generic Drugs
From 1st November, doctors in Kerala will only prescribe generic drugs. Patients in government medical colleges and hospitals in Thiruvananthapuram, […]
Campaign Fatigue May Cause Polio Virus Rebound
On the occasion of World Polio Day on 24 October, Rotary International has cautioned against any complacency in efforts towards keeping India […]
Maharashtra Chemists Threatens Three Day Strike following Tussle over Prescriptions
Over 50,000 chemists across Maharashtra are threatening to go on strike for three days starting October 16, putting the spotlight […]
