Hospitals | September 15, 2021
Apollo Cancer Centres launch India’s first virtual duathlon
Proceeds raised from the duathlon will go towards cancer treatment of children identified by the hospital
Proceeds raised from the duathlon will go towards cancer treatment of children identified by the hospital
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Results from these studies are expected to be released by 2023. If outcomes from these initial pilots are positive, the studies will be expanded to involve around 1 million participants in 2024 and 2025
This low-cost and highly reliable technology will help in increasing testing in rural and tribal areas
This clinical study demonstrated that the 14-day regimen of ImmunoSEB and ProbioSEB CSC3 resolved post-Covid-19 fatigue symptoms and improved patients' functional status and quality of life
First participants enrolled in Phase 1 clinical trial of combination NanoFlu/NVX-CoV2373 vaccine with Matrix-M adjuvant. The Phase 1/2 study will also evaluate immunogenicity and safety
The World Health Organisation (WHO), has felt the need to conduct this training to build local capacities in poor countries to bridge the gap and enhance local production
In March it launched its first plastic-free toothbrush packaging, which included Sensodyne Pronamel and parodontax brushes in the US. Asia Pacific rollout of this commenced in Australia
The study is being carried out by the platform VISION (Vaccine Immunology Studies – Indian Outbreak-response Network) which includes top public and private research institutes.
Marketed under the brand name DGJAJ, it helps in the faster recovery of hospitalised patients and reduces supplemental oxygen dependence
Implementation of the system to provide faster, seamless and hassle-free healthcare solutions
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