Biotech | September 21, 2021
HUTCHMED initiates a Japan bridging study to Support Surufatinib
Surufatinib is the third potential new medicine discovered by the company to enter into clinical development in Japan
Surufatinib is the third potential new medicine discovered by the company to enter into clinical development in Japan
The net proceeds from the issue will be utilised towards the purchase of machinery, modernising existing units and expansion of its R&D facilities
Takeda is establishing the capability to manufacture TAK-019 (known outside Japan as NVX-CoV2373) at its facilities in Japan and aims to begin distribution in the early calendar year 2022
As of FY21, it is the largest independent medical device company and the second-largest company overall, in the surgical consumables market in India with a 7.91 per cent share based on the value
Amptron’s R &D is based out of the US and this will enable Max to obtain US and other global certifications. Max will retain the right to market, sell and distribute the products in India.
The investment is part of the group's digital health initiatives, to foster affordable access to world-class technology and an innovation-led healthcare ecosystem in India
Union Minister addresses the 13th CII Global MedTech Summit on the sunrise medical devices sector in India
Key trends indicate that AI-based solutions, cloud-based healthcare solutions and digital transformations will be the key in the years to come.
This is the third acquisition by Healthium this year apart from AbGel business in India and VitalCare in the UK
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
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