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Molbio Diagnostics Eyes ₹200 Crore IPO for Expansion Amid Growth
Molbio Diagnostics plans a ₹200 crore IPO to boost capital expenditures and reduce promoter stake, following strong revenue growth.
Rising Recall Fatigue Amid Surging Food Safety Alerts
Amid a surge in food recalls, consumers grow weary as cyclospora and salmonella outbreaks trouble major food chains.
Expert Insights: Debunking Myths on Water Intake and Sleep
Dr. John Torres addresses common health myths, focusing on water intake and sleep advice.
Industry Pushback Against India's Draft Bill on Medical Devices
India's medical device sector opposes a draft bill treating devices like drugs, citing potential harm to growth and innovation.
Civil Hospital Achieves Milestone with First Neurosurgery Operation
Civil Hospital marks a historic achievement by performing its first neurosurgery, enhancing specialized healthcare services at the district level.
UHealth Neurology and Neurosurgery Program's Excellence Recognized
UHealth's neurology and neurosurgery program at the University of Miami is acclaimed for its advanced patient care and innovative research.
NFID Highlights Importance of Adhering to Childhood Immunization Schedule
The NFID emphasizes the critical role of vaccines in children's health, urging adherence to recommended schedules.
TB Vaccine Development Reaches New Heights Amid Renewed Efforts
Progress in TB vaccine research marks a pivotal advancement, showing promise after decades.
Rising Floodwaters Heighten Infectious Disease Threats in Europe
Intense floods in Europe are elevating risks of infectious diseases, prompting health alerts.
Molbio Diagnostics Eyes ₹940 Crore from IPO Amid Growth Surge
Molbio Diagnostics plans to raise ₹940 crore via IPO to fund expansion and reduce promoter stake. Revenue from TB test kits drives substantial growth.
Trump's Executive Order Challenges Childhood Vaccine Protocols
President Trump issues an order seeking reduced childhood vaccines, sparking debate over its legal impact.
Industry Pushback: Medical Devices Not Pharmaceuticals, Say Companies
India's medical device sector challenges a draft bill treating devices as drugs, citing potential harm to innovation and investment.
Molbio Diagnostics Seeks ₹940 Crore in IPO for Expansion and Stake Reduction
Molbio Diagnostics aims to raise ₹940 crore through IPO for growth and reducing promoter stake, targeting high-risk investors.
Medical Device Industry Opposes Indian Draft Bill on Drug Regulation
Industry groups argue that the 2026 draft bill unfairly equates medical devices with pharmaceuticals, risking innovation and investment.
Molbio Diagnostics IPO Targets ₹940 Crore Amid Tuberculosis Test Kit Success
Molbio Diagnostics eyes ₹940 crore via IPO for expansion and reduced promoter stake, driven by TB test kit sales.
Medical Device Industry Opposes Drug-Style Regulation in Draft Bill
India's medical device sector challenges a draft bill treating devices like drugs, citing risks to innovation and investment.
Molbio Diagnostics IPO: A High-Risk Bet for Long-Term Gains?
Molbio Diagnostics seeks ₹200 crore through IPO for expansion, aiming to reduce promoter stake and expand its global reach.
Trump Alters Child Vaccine Guidelines, Raising Pediatricians' Concerns
President Trump signs an order changing child vaccine recommendations, drawing criticism from pediatric experts.
Medical Device Firms Challenge India's Draft Regulatory Bill
India's medical device sector pushes back against a draft bill likening devices to drugs, citing regulatory and innovation concerns.
Understanding Infant Mortality: Current Trends and Influencing Factors
Examining the latest figures on infant mortality and the socioeconomic factors impacting these rates globally.
WHO Highlights Critical Approaches to Infant Feeding
The WHO emphasizes exclusive breastfeeding for six months to ensure infant health and development.
Stony Brook Medicine Welcomes Dr. Bestin Kuriakose to Orthopedic Team
Dr. Bestin Kuriakose joins Long Island Orthopedic Surgery, enhancing sports medicine expertise.
Penn Medicine Partners with Alvernia University for Sports Medicine
Penn Medicine is now Alvernia University's official sports medicine provider, enhancing athlete care.
Cleveland Clinic London Unveils Teen Sports Medicine Service
Cleveland Clinic London now offers specialized orthopaedic care for teens aged 16-17, addressing sports injuries and related needs.