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Aman is a Graduate in Bio-Chemistry and a Post Graduate in Journalism from IIMC. Presently he is sharpening his knowledge in the domain of Mind Body and the Soul.
Rising innovation in technology might help in reducing cardiovascular diseases around the world
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Making simple changes in what you eat, how often you exercise, how much you weigh and how you best manage stress can help put brakes on the disease
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On spreading more than half-million smiles in India, Mamta Carroll, Vice President and Regional Director, Asia, Smile Train in conversation with BW BUSINESSWORLD shares the journey of Smile Train India, challenges faced by the organisation, and essence of the partnership with FOGSI.
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"The European market is worth over 15 billion euros for infusions alone and growing at 4 to 5 per cent annually," said Mr Sandeep Toshniwal, CEO, Eurolife Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.
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The new MRI system has a wider bore(opening) of 70 CM as compared to earlier 60 CM bore wide MRI machines. The additional 10 CM bore might ease patient’s concerns regarding anxiety with tight space and hence reduces claustrophobia.
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The diagnostics market is witnessing a continuous boom from the last few decades and in India, it’s expected to reach INR 14 Billion by 2020. Yet, the majority of this market’s share is enjoyed by the hospitals and only a mere per cent is left to the diagnostic players.
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Although genetic diagnostics have proven as a better form of diagnostics in the recent past, it continues to carry the stigma of being expensive. With recent changes in the technologies, it has successfully demonstrated its benefits and the need to shift from conventional diagnostics towards genetic diagnosis.
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With the advent of technology, medicine has been blessed by practices like telemedicine which helps individuals to consult medical practitioners over the internet.
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With the rapid changing technology and sciences, there has been a paradigm shift in the pathology industry. Once being majorly dependent on manual work and highly untrained professionals working with it, now it has been shifted to more to highly efficient equipment with trained lab professionals.
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