Lullaby LED Phototherapy System from GE Healthcare Wins FICCI Healthcare Excellence Award 2012
Wipro GE Healthcare, GE Healthcare’s business arm in India received the FICCI (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry) […]
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Embryoscope- A New Technology in IVF Makes Foray in India
The EmbryoScope- a new technology in the field of In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) has been recently launched in India. A […]
E & Y Recommends Govt Spending on Healthcare Should Increase
The consulting firm Ernst and Young says the government of India needs to spend at least 4 percent of its […]
New Sensor Traces Glucose in Saliva, Tears of Diabetics
A new type of bio-sensor can detect minute traces of glucose in saliva, tears and urine, doing away with pinpricks […]
India Unhealthy at 65
The draft chapter on health in the Plan document says the Indian government is proposing an increase in public spending […]
Indian-American Doctors Plan Healthcare Solutions for India
A leading Indian American doctor has proposed four major projects to transform India’s healthcare system with US expertise. Navin Shah, […]
Australian Researchers Make Breakthrough in Malaria Vaccine
Australian researchers have made a major breakthrough in the quest for a vaccine against malaria, which snuffs out a million […]
Mapping the Implementation
My experience with implementation of effective clinical transformation comes from a medical institute specialising in diabetes. The institute is equipped […]
Tele-eye Health Partners With EHRs for Diabetic Blindness
The University of Melbourne and the Fred Hollows Foundation have launched a $3 million partnership to introduce low-cost eye exams […]
High-Carb Diet Attached Breast Cancer Risk
A recent European study reveals older women who eat a lot of starchy and sweet carbohydrates may be at increased […]
Strides Acrolab Gets FDA Approval for Generic Cancer Drug
Indian drug firm Strides Arcolab has received USFDA approval for the generic Fluorouracil Injection which will be used to treat […]
US Nurses Embrace Smart Phones
As per the research conducted by the US-based Lippincot Williams & Wilkins smartphones are making major inroads into the nursing […]
Study Reports Urges Better Use of Information Technology
To deal with the quality shortfalls in the healthcare services of Australia a major study has urged better use of […]
