The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the divide that exists between rich and developing nations and to address these challenges the World Health Organisation (WHO), has compiled a list of innovative health technologies that aim to bridge the gap
Advance to Phase 3 follows positive interim Phase 1/2 immunogenicity and safety data. The global clinical trial will evaluate vaccine candidate GBP510 against the AZ/Oxford COVID-19 vaccine
Results reinforce the well-established safety profile of Dupixent - the first-ever biologic medicine for atopic dermatitis currently approved for patients as young 6 years old
The Visby Medical sexual health click test is the first instrument-free PCR test for the detection of chlamydia, gonorrhoea and trichomonas, with results available within 30 minutes, during the patient visit
The centre established by Nucleome Informatics will take up the sequencing of 5,000 Covid genomes and 500 human genomes in the coming months
This facility will integrate with existing Max hospitals and create a 2,300-bed contiguous medical hub spread over 23 acres. The first phase is to be ready by 2024
Blood samples were collected from 114 healthcare workers who received Covaxin in Chennai from February to May 2021
When used alongside rehabilitative exercise, this device may offer benefit to those who have lost function in their upper limbs due to ischemic stroke
Over 13 million people in Japan suffer from chronic kidney disease and this will transform treatment options
The company has to approach the DCGI for approval to commence the trials
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