India is largely dependent on imports for medical devices, and ships in around Rs 42,000 crore worth of devices
The government has approved applications from several medical devices manufacturers under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for the promotion of domestic manufacturing
The bulk drug park is will be located in Tiruvallur district in an artea of 2,000 acres. The proposed cost for developing this project is Rs 2,153 crore
Close to 75% of medical devices are imported leading to forex loss
Importers and manufacturers require to take licence for the import and manufacture of nebulizers, BP monitoring devices, digital thermometers, and glucometer
Medical devices maker Omron Healthcare India is eyeing 27% rise in revenue to Rs 150 cr in FY21 on the back of increased awareness about home monitoring among people, a top company official said
The demand for pulse oximeter has spiked more than 300 per cent since the first Covid-19 case was identified
Here are some gadgets that can help with that and advice from experts on how to use them.
The Covid-19 cases in the UAE stand at 25,063. The deadly virus has also claimed 227 lives in the country.
In talks with Medtronic and Abbott on relocating units
Most of these flights have been operated on a "Free-of-Cost" basis to ferry medical equipment and other essentials
Indian players who have invested in their units to rise up to the occassion say they may end up with idle capacity once Chinese firms ramp up production and bring prices down
The telephonic discussion came at a time when both the countries are in the grip of the COVID-19 pandemic
The decision will make them one-third cheaper. For ventilators, the average value-added tax rate is 20%
The Union Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi also approved another promotion of medical device parks scheme worth Rs 400 crore for financing common infrastructure facilities
US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is set to visit New Delhi next week
Scientists have developed a wirelessly-controlled bandage, and a smartphone-sized platform that can precisely deliver different medications to facilitate the healing of hard to treat wounds. The bandage is equipped with miniature needles that can be controlled wirelessly -- allowing the drugs to be programmed by care providers without even visiting the patient, according to the research published in the journal Advanced Functional Materials. "This is an important step in engineering advanced bandages that can facilitate the healing of hard to treat wounds.The bandage does not need to be changed continuously," said Ali Tamayol, an associate professor at the University of Connecticut in the US. Given the range of processes necessary for wound healing, different medications are needed at different stages of tissue regeneration. The bandage can deliver medicine with minimal invasiveness, said researchers, including those from the Harvard Medical School in the US. With the platform, th
To be regulated under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, says a notification by govt
The decision came a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote a letter to President Xi Jinping offering solidarity and assistance to deal with the coronavirus outbreak in China
Till date, the customs duty was 7.5%, plus educational cess. With an additional 5% health cess