Public Health | 11 April 2023
Mandaviya visits RML, reviews mock drill for ensuring COVID readiness
Urges everyone to follow COVID Appropriate Behaviour and curb any misinformation
Urges everyone to follow COVID Appropriate Behaviour and curb any misinformation
States advised to undertake mock drills to ensure operational readiness of Hospital Infrastructure including Oxygen Cylinders, PSA plants, ventilators and human resources
Department of Biotechnology is going to play an important part in the integrated holistic healthcare approach against elimination of Tuberculosis
Women of all ages will get round-the-clock access to comprehensive treatment
KRIVIDA TRIVUS detects the specific virus causing a respiratory infection.
Rabies claims around 59,000 deaths globally a year, of which around 20,000 or just over one-third of the deaths take place in India alone
~96% decline reported in Malaria cases in Madhya Pradesh, due to public-private-people partnership
Collaboration focuses on developing and implementing real-world research to drive patient access to cancer medicines
Younger Indians have a 10 times higher rate of heart attack
LoveDepot.com addresses this gap that is yawning in the market
73% have cited fears like losing eyesight, painful procedure or long recovery period when it comes to cataract surgeries
This includes USD 100 million to advance R&D of its neglected tropical disease program, focusing on novel drug candidates for four diseases.
The nadAROSE and nadia3D kits address the needs of researchers exploring both agarose encapsulation and collagen-based hydrogel projects for the 3D cell culture space.
This new formulation represents a significant improvement over protease inhibitor-containing paediatric ARV formulations that have been used in South Africa for decades.
Centre of Excellence at Kharel comprises Skill-building Centre and Primary, Secondary and Higher Secondary schools
This cost-effective tool will be of immense benefit to other high burden countries as well.
The licences will allow manufacturers from around the world to work with MPP and C-TAP to make these technologies accessible to people living in low- and middle-income countries
Ahead of International Thalassemia Day on 8th May, medical professionals and representatives of patient bodies participated in a virtual discussion on the current situation of Thalassemia management in India
There is a need for the Ministry of Health to put it on the priority list and address the issues, which are numerous
Survey findings released in advance of World Lupus Day on May 10
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