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AmeriHealth Marks 5 Years with Grand Event for Seniors
AmeriHealth Home Healthcare celebrated five years with a special event honoring senior citizens, emphasizing its commitment to compassionate care.
IIT Kanpur Convenes Experts to Tackle Urban Healthcare Hurdles
IIT Kanpur hosted a pivotal conference addressing the pressing challenges in urban healthcare, drawing experts from various sectors.
Tuberculosis Exposes Gaps in India's Urban Health Infrastructure
Tuberculosis highlights deficiencies in India's urban health systems, demanding urgent reform.
Data Breach at US Healthcare Software Firm Exposes 3.8M Records
A security breach at a US healthcare software company has compromised the personal data of 3.8 million individuals.
SaMD Market Poised for Growth: Forecast to 2035
The Software as a Medical Device market is set for transformative growth by 2035, driven by technological advancements and healthcare demands.
ModMed Teams Up with IntrinsiQ to Enhance EHR for Specialty Practices
ModMed and IntrinsiQ join forces to deliver advanced EHR solutions tailored for specialty healthcare practices.
8-Week Hepatitis C Regimen Rivals Standard Therapy in Phase III Trial
A Phase III trial shows an 8-week bemnifosbuvir/ruzasvir regimen is as effective as standard 12-week hepatitis C treatments.
Controversy as Kalshi Proposes Betting on Clinical Trial Outcomes
Kalshi aims to introduce betting on clinical trial results, sparking debate over ethics and implications for the medical field.
AI Enhances Precision and Efficiency in Oncology Clinical Trials
AI is transforming oncology trials by improving patient selection and accelerating drug development.
Biocon Sees 10% Revenue Surge in Q1, Driven by Biosimilars
Biocon's Q1 revenue climbed 10% to ₹4,300 crore, fueled by robust biosimilar sales.
Biocon Eyes Stronger Second Half with US Biosimilar Launches
Biocon anticipates growth in H2 2023, driven by US biosimilar launches and regulatory changes.
Lupin Targets $100M in Biosimilars, Eyes In-Licensing for Growth
Lupin aims to surpass $100M in biosimilar sales within three years, focusing on in-licensing to expand its Indian market.
Gen Z's 'Laughtivism' Offers a Fresh Take on Activism
Gen Z is transforming activism with humor, using laughter as a tool for social change.
Kerala's Ayurvedic Sector Welcomes New Drug Rule Amendments
Kerala's Ayurvedic manufacturers endorse recent changes to the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, anticipating growth.
New Framework Audits AI Chatbots in Mental Health Care
Researchers unveil a clinically validated method to assess AI chatbot behavior in mental health, ensuring safer patient interactions.
US Allocates $1 Billion to Support Colombia’s Anti-Drug Efforts
The US government commits $1 billion to Colombia as the nation’s new president vows to combat drug trafficking.
Lilly and Novo Nordisk Prevail in GLP-1 Drug Antitrust Case
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk have successfully defended against an antitrust lawsuit concerning their GLP-1 diabetes medications.
British Nationals Face Charges of Trafficking Teens to Thailand for Drug Smuggling
Two British men are facing charges for allegedly trafficking teens to Thailand to act as drug couriers, a UK court has heard.
Apollo Hospitals Unveils India's First 5G-Connected Ambulance Service
Apollo Multispeciality Hospitals Kolkata has launched India's first 5G-connected ambulance service, revolutionizing emergency medical care.
Hospitals Settle in Supreme Court for Negligence in Child Rape Case
Two hospitals will pay compensation following a Supreme Court settlement over their failure to treat a 4-year-old rape victim promptly.
Apollo Hospitals Receives 'Iconic Multi-Speciality Hospital' Award
Apollo Hospitals has been honored as the 'Iconic Multi-Speciality Hospital' by Navabharat Times, recognizing its excellence in healthcare.
State-Owned Investors Boost Indian Hospital Chain's IPO Success
State-owned investors are showing strong interest in an Indian hospital chain's IPO, with Temasek emerging as a major beneficiary.
Neonatal Care Faces Crisis: Doctors Demand Immediate Reforms
UC Davis Health experts urge changes to sustain neonatal critical care amid growing challenges.
Pediatric Critical Care Lacking in Most Emergency Departments
A majority of emergency departments are not equipped to handle pediatric critical care, raising concerns about access to specialized treatment for children.