Medical Device Policy is a progressive step in propelling the country towards Atmanirbharta in the heavily import dependent Medical Device Sector
India's G20 Presidency will focus on three main priorities: Health Emergencies Prevention, Preparedness and Response (One Health & AMR); Access and Availability to Affordable Medical Countermeasures (Vaccines, Therapeutics, and Diagnostics); and Digital Health
They also released the Operational Guidelines for Wellness activities at AB-HWCs
Anandiben Patel, Governor, Uttar Pradesh will inaugurate the two-day celebrations
It serves to leverage the strengths of various institutions to coordinate AMR surveillance lab networks
The conference is also expected to pave the way for nations to come out with bold and specific political commitments in the 2024 UN General Assembly High-Level Meeting on AMR
TRIPS waiver for five years agreed in the recently concluded WTO will help countries manufacture COVID vaccines to deal with the pandemic
The Indian medical devices industry has been in focus since the pandemic. From US $ 11 billion in 2020 it is expected to touch US $ 50 billion by 2025. Mehernosh Daruwalla, Founder and MD, Lotus Surgicals shares a perspective with Thomas C Thottathil on the opportunities in this sector
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