Vijayraghavan appointed Biotechnology Secretary
Presently serving as Director, National Centre for Biological Sciences, he replaces Dr Maharaj Kishan Bhan
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World Allergy Conference Concludes in Hyderabad
Spanned four days, the conference offered an enlightening range of educational sessions for physicians and allied health care professionals Hyderabad: The […]
Device to print implantable cartilage developed
The hybrid printer will help print 3D tissue that simplifies the process of creating implantable cartilage that could eventually be […]
Healthspring founders invited to Global Health Policy Summit London
When all eyes are on the London Olympics taking place this month, there is another exciting event taking place in London, […]
AIIMS Study Says Pregnant Women More Vulnerable to Hepatitis E-induced Liver Failure
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has conducted a study that says that water-borne Hepatitis E was the […]
Tea, Gold Nanoparticles Helps in Treating Prostate Cancer
“In our study, we found that a special compound in tea was attracted to tumor cells in the prostate,” said […]
“Conventional Radiology has Relevance”
Dr Kishore Taori, Chairman, Maharashtra Medical Council and Professor and Head Department of Radiodiagnosis Government Medical College, Nagpur Ever since the modern […]
Swallow Tablets for Better Healthcare
A revolution is happening in healthcare sector. It is called: Telemedicine 2.0. This new revolutionis providing many with the hope […]
ECG on your mobile
Country: India and the United Kingdom Application Area: Remote Monitoring Sponsoring Organisation and Partners: The UK “ India Education and […]
Sectra signs medical imaging research agreement with major US university hospital
Sectra announces the signing of a multi-year Master Research Agreement with University Hospitals (UH) in Cleveland, USA. UH and Sectra […]
Stem cell jab could replace hip, knee surgeries
A simple treatment that could end the need for painful hip and knee replacements is being developed by British scientists. Within 10 years, damaged joints could be rejuvenated by injections of stem cells.
Dr Biplab Jamatia
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Prof. Victor Mbarika
Professor of MIS Southern University and A & M College, Baton Rouge, Louisiana United States of America Prof. Victor Mbarika […]
