BPL MedTech unveils new ICU ventilator BPL Vent 300

The ventilator features a high-performance turbine capable of delivering up to 240 L/min peak flow

K J Somaiya Hospital upgrades diagnostics with 1.5T MRI, NICU ventilators under Kotak Mahindra Bank CSR support

The transition from an outsourced MRI model to an in-house facility marks more than an infrastructure upgrade

Max Ventilator forms partnership with US-based Amptron Medical

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.

CARE Hospitals strengthens advanced cardiac care

The hospital successfully treats two complex high-risk cardiac patients using advanced minimally invasive heart surgeries

Omnix Medical doses first patients in phase II trial of antimicrobial lead compound OMN6

First-in-class treatment of life-threatening, drug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii infections advancing toward Phase II clinical proof-of-concept

India’s MedTech industry is entering its defining decade: Dr. Shravan Subramanyam, MD, BPL Medical Technologies

From import dependence to global leadership, the next phase of growth must be driven not only by manufacturing scale and policy support, but also by innovation, research, and globally competitive healthcare technologies

Nihon Kohden launches Life Scope E7 patient monitoring platform in India

CDSCO-cleared BSM-5700 series targets ICU, NICU, ER, OR and digital health integration under ABDM

Wockhardt’s breakthrough antibiotic Zaynich wins key regulatory nod in India

Apollo Hospitals expands air ambulance services offerings

Over the past few months, Apollo Hospitals has entered into MoUs with multiple national and international air ambulance service providers

Maverick Simulation Solutions unveils ‘SIDDH’, India’s next-gen critical care patient simulator

Our vision is to position India not just as a consumer of advanced simulation technologies but as a creator and exporter of them