The global nutraceutical market is valued at approximately USD 400 billion, while India’s share is under 2%. It is within this evolving context that India’s nutraceutical industry is expanding steadily, with market estimates suggesting it will approach USD 24 billion by 2032. The sector’s growth
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The Centre has worked with over 20 startups and 35 industry partners; providing end-to-end support ranging from industrial design and rapid prototyping to machining, post-processing and production. Strengthening India’s journey towards self-reliance in medical device manufacturing, the Advanced Additive Manufacturing Centre of Excellence (Coe) at Andhra
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Ms. Veena V Chief Clinical Dietician & HOD Department of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics, Aster Whitefield Hospital As the temperature drops, we subconsciously alter our food intake. Heavier foods, hot drinks, andtime-tested comfort meals are often chosen by ladies to keep themselves warm. Though such
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Amor Hospitals successfully treated and discharged Baburao, a 28-year-old factory worker, who survived a life-threatening industrial accident involving chemical exposure, severe burns, and acute respiratory distress. On December 2nd, Baburao, who fell into a chemical tank at his work place, while attempting to clean it,
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