Haryana: focuses on providing infant
State health minister Rao Narender Singh states that to check infant mortality rate, Haryana government has planned neonatal care units in all district hospitals.
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Homeopathy: A boon to menopause
Researchers at the Tunbridge Wells Homeopathic Hospital have found a cure for menopause.
Aorta graft saved life
MIOT hospital in Chennai saved a thirty-six-year-old man was rushed with the weakest pulse, excruciating back pain and breathlessness condition.
News Review- March 2010
South Asia’s first Medical Technology park to make quality healthcare affordable in India Trivitron has set up the first medical […]
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.
Internet kiosks a hit in rural areas
India has widely accepted the new ways of communicating information which has over the time helped survive many lives.
Service tax makes life insurance expensive
Once the Union Finance bill 2011 is passed , the service tax will make life insurance policy more expensive.
IRDA decided for Health Insurance Portability
Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) has decided to allow health insurance portability to improve service and delivery in the insurance industry.
Apollo Hospitals to Add 2,000 More Beds
Apollo Hospitals will add 2,000 beds in the next 24 months.
Device developed to Simplify Heart Surgery
The multifunctional catheter makes minimally invasive heart surgery simpler as both diagnostic and treatment capabilities are combined in one.
Popular drugs are Irrational, says Panel
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s high-level expert group on universal health coverage claims that most common drugs consumed in India are “irrational, needless or useless”.
IT shows great benefits in Health care sector
Software developed for doctors was built by Shashank ND called Practo.
