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Aiims Delhi's multicentre study to develop low-cost cervical cancer tests

According to Global Cancer Observatory (GLOBOCAN) data, an estimated 663,301 women were diagnosed with cervical cancer worldwide in 2022, of which 348,874 women died from the disease

USFDA issues 'warning letter' to Kilitch Healthcare over GMP violation

The FDA questioned Kilitch's quality system, citing concerns about its ability to ensure data accuracy and integrity for drug safety

PM Modi chairs meet to review preparedness for heatwave conditions

Preparedness in the health sector was reviewed in terms of availability of essential medicines, intravenous fluids, ice packs, ORS and drinking water, according to official statement

Diagnostic Companies poised for 10-11% revenue growth in FY25: CRISIL

The projected rise in revenue comes on the back of an estimated 8% growth in FY24

World Homeopathy Day 2024: All about Homoeopathy and its benefits

Homoeopathy offers holistic treatment, taking into consideration not just physical symptoms, but the overall personality traits of an individual, their lifestyle, hereditary predispositions

Here are some potential risks, benefits of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic

As they've grown in popularity, we've also heard more about the potential side effects - from common gastrointestinal discomforts, to more serious mental health concerns

Biocon leads India's push into anti-obesity drugs as patents lapse

The company, helmed by Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, is leading the charge among Indian drugmakers - the world's largest supplier of generic medicines - as they race to grab a slice of the obesity drugs market

Health-tech firm Pristyn Care eyes IPO in 3 yrs, to expand market presence

By streamlining costs and maximising efficiency, the company aims to enhance its financial performance while expanding its market presence

Many cancer drugs remain unproven 5 yrs after accelerated approval: Study

In a new study, researchers found that most cancer drugs granted accelerated approval do not demonstrate such benefits within five years

'Significant technological investment needed for cancer treatment in India'

Sasidhar, the new president and chief executive officer of Apollo's hospital division, talks about future expansion, medical tourism, and growth roadmap

Manipal Health Enterprises nears Rs 1,400 crore deal to acquire Medica

Manipal Health Enterprises (Manipal Hospitals) currently operates 9,500 beds across 33 hospitals in India. Medica has a presence in eastern India with 1,200 beds

India achieves target to eliminate visceral leishmaniasis 'Kala-Azar'

As per the WHO, in 2020, India accounted for 18 per cent of the global burden of kala-azar

Cholera outbreak comes knocking to Bengaluru amidst acute water shortage

The city reported one confirmed case and two suspected cases of cholera from the same locality

Bengaluru issues advisory for seasonal diseases amid cholera fear

Municipality says it is stepping up awareness about disease transmission and sanitation

Significant growth in non-communicable diseases across India: Apollo report

The annual report predicted a potential surge in healthcare burdens due to conditions such as pre-diabetes, pre-hypertension, and mental health disorders

A malignant concern: India is fast emerging world's cancer capital

The report sheds light on the concerning rise of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in India, including cancer, diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, and mental health issues

Besides Covid-19, diabetes and renal disease reduce Indian lifespan

Covid-19 was the leading cause of death in India, as per the study. The age-standardised rate of deaths for both males and females was 156.8 per 100,000 population

SII prepares to supply India's entire IPV requirement in 3-4 months

IPV has been introduced in UIP as part of Global Polio end-game strategy since November 2015 initially in six states, which was expanded across the country by April 2016

SS Innovations to start first human trials for remote telesurgery soon

Srivastava added that telesurgery will allow surgeons to perform procedures on patients who are not physically present in the same location as them

Prez Murmu launches first homegrown CAR T-cell therapy for cancer patients

Speaking at the launch event, Murmu said indigenous development of the therapy was an example of the Make in India initiative