Policy | October 25, 2021
India ramps up medical education with substantial investments
A total of Rs 17,691.08 cr. invested in 157 new approved medical colleges since 2014
A total of Rs 17,691.08 cr. invested in 157 new approved medical colleges since 2014
The company’s wide therapeutic portfolio helped to sustain growth despite changing market demand
The company reported 4% topline growth during the quarter driven by steady revenues in the Pharmaceuticals segment and robust growth in the Contract Research and Development Services (CRDS) segment
India reports 18 lakh stroke cases a year with 25 per cent patients below the age of 50
Invisible Nation is a worldwide network of patient organizations committed to driving a decline in cardiovascular (CV) death by effecting systemic change in atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) care
The authority also allowed mix and match of booster doses once the primary vaccine has been administered.
Ivenix selected Tritan MXF for the pump exterior because of its excellent chemical resistance and durability in the face of the aggressive disinfection protocols needed to prevent the spread of healthcare-associated infections
The quarter also saw continued investment in new technologies and the successful implementation of several digitization and automation projects across operations
Continuum care is a concept that’s gaining acceptance in South India and Sukino Healthcare with its presence in Bangalore and Kochi has made rapid strides catering to this need. It now plans to expand to many more cities in the region. Indian Pharma Post caught up with Rajinish Menon, Founder & CEO, Sukino Healthcare who gave us an insight into the company’s operations.
The company proposes to invest up to US $ 50 million, over a period of five years, starting from FY22, to support capability development of talent and technology
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