IIHMR University maps digital advancement on public health offers knowledge upgrade under this certificate course.”- Dr. PR Sodani, President, IIHMR University Editor’s Synopsis: 6-month Certificate course on Digital Health Designed in online mode for working professionals IIHMR University, Jaipur, a leading health management research university in India,
Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, today marked the ground breaking ceremony of a new R&D centre to expand its Healthcare Innovation Centre (HIC) in Pune, Maharashtra, illustrating India’s growing importance for healthcare innovation around the globe. Situated in
Thousands of Made in China E-Cigarettes on route to Delhi seized in Noida Mothers Against Vaping underscores the critical importance of increased seizures and heightened awareness about the harmful effects of these devices among children and the youth Advocates anti-vaping campaigns using influencers to
Biological E. Limited (BE) to Manufacture Up to 50 Million Doses of QDENGA Per Year, Accelerating Takeda’s Ability to Deliver 100 Million Doses Per Year by 2030 At the Latest Addresses the Specific Need to Offer Multi-Dose Vials for National Immunization Programs to
Ankit Shah, Group CFO, Omni Hospitals "In the light of the recent interim budget, we acknowledge and appreciate the government's dedication to the healthcare sector and accordingly the recent announcements with respect to Healthcare facilities under Ayushman Bharat extension to all Aasha workers, Aanganwadi workers, Government
Mr Naman Dhamija Founder and Marketing Director , Dharishah Ayurveda- "The 2024 Interim Budget has taken our nation towards encouraging entrepreneurship. Even though a detailed 2024 Union Budget is yet to come still the government's commitment to supporting the dreams and aspirations of our youth
We welcome the interim budget 2024 for the healthcare sector. These initiatives underscore the government's commitment to promoting preventive healthcare measures, enhancing access to medical services, and strengthening the healthcare infrastructure across the nation. The decision to encourage vaccination against cervical cancer among girls aged 9-14
Mr. Lovekesh Phasu, Group COO, Sakra World Hospital, Bengaluru While the government's laudable efforts, such as cervical cancer vaccination and maternal healthcare schemes, tackle vital health concerns, there remains room for improvement. Greater emphasis on budgetary allocations for healthcare infrastructure, telemedicine expansion, medical research funding, could
The 2024 budget takes a forward-looking approach to healthcare. Establishing a committee to expand medical colleges within existing hospital infrastructure addresses the shortage of healthcare professionals and strengthens medical education. Additionally, the initiative to combat cervical cancer through HPV vaccination for girls aged 9-14 in
People's Cultural Centre (PECUC), a well-known non-governmental organization, in association with 'Coalition of Tobacco Free Odisha' organised a National Consultation on Safeguarding Future on January 30, at the Deputy Speaker Hall, Constitution Club of India, Delhi, in an important effort to stop the growing problem
