GM Plants Can be Anti-Cancer Drugs
Anti-cancer drugs can be delivered to patients through genetically modified fruits and vegetables says Indian American researcher Ananda Mohan Chakrabarty, […]
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A Cavity-Free Future
Prof Nigel Pitts, Dental Innovation and Translation Centre, Kings College London Dental Institute in conversation with ENN, discusses the issue […]
Nearly one-third of the worlds population is obese: Study
Today, 2.1 billion people “ nearly 30 percent of the worlds population “ are either obese or overweight, according to a new, […]
Shocking Smoking Habits Registers in Poorer Countries
Two fifths of men in developing countries still smoke or use tobacco, and women are increasingly starting to smoke at […]
Italy’s DiaSorin Teams Up With Trivitron Healthcare
Italian medical diagnostics group DiaSorin has signed a joint venture with Trivitron Healthcare to enter India’s 400 million-euro ($494.80 million) […]
Chiles state underspends on health care, says OECD
The latest study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), released on Wednesday, uated the current state of […]
Solar-powered health centres for Indian villages
A Germany-based NRI scientist plans to introduce solar-powered health centres in remote Indian villages, aimed at helping rural people meet […]
Telemedicine for rural women Cancer Care
The OBCSDP project aims to reduce the breast cancer mortality rate in Mexican women in the age group of fifty […]
World News
Computer aided knee replacement surgery Computer aided knee replacement (also known as computer aided knee arthroplasty) is attracting a large […]
India’s first heart implant training centre
Medtronic, a US-based medical technology service provider, opened its first therapy and procedure training centre (TPTC) in South Asia, in Chennai recently, giving India it’s first training centre for doctors to learn how to place implants in the heart.
The Needle of Diagnostics
[This article was published in the March 2011 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org) ] Powered by technology, dominated by corporates and driven by new-age consumers, the diagnostic laboratory market in India has taken a giant leap forward
“IT applications serve as the backbone of our operations” : Dr Sumit Dutta, General Manager – Quest Diagnostics, India
As the Vice President and General Manager of Quest Diagnostics, Dr Sumit Dutta is responsible for creating an environment of quality, integrity and success for patients, customers and employees. Today, Quest Diagnostics is one of the largest pathology laboratories in the world.
