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In healthcare, the patient is the least informed consumerSignificant price differences in healthcare consumables have drawn attention, prompting calls for better consumer protection. Maharashtra's...- India takes battle against junk food to shops near schoolsIndia is proposing regulations to ban the sale of unhealthy food within 50 metres of schools. This initiative aims to reduce rising obesity...
- Mithilesh Desai: Viral mystery man talking to PM Narendra Modi is India’s ‘Jackfruit King’ who uses blockchain to cultivate 80+ varietiesMithilesh Desai, a farmer and entrepreneur from Maharashtra, caught attention after a video showed him speaking with Prime Minister Narendr...
- Picking the right pharma stock is getting harder; so pick a portfolio: 20 stocks with -23% to +22% downside to upside potentialFor Indian pharma, the regulatory risk is still real. A US FDA inspection can still cause trouble. A plant making an important product or g...
- No chips, cola for kids: Maharashtra FDA bans sale of junk food within 50 metres of schoolsMaharashtra FDA banned unhealthy food sales within fifty meters of schools. This strict order applies to all government and private educati...
- Maharashtra allows homoeopaths to practice allopathy after completing a 1-year courseMaharashtra Medical Council's decision to allow homeopaths to prescribe allopathic medicines after a one-year course sparks controversy. Cr...
- Indian students make a dash for vaccine before joining foreign varsitiesMost colleges in the US, UK and Canada aren’t making it mandatory but they’re encouraging students to get inoculated by vaccines approved b...
- Convalescent plasma therapy on Covid patients not helpful in reducing mortality: ICMR studyThe development has the potential to disrupt the existing CV programmes in India. India particularly has gone big on promoting plasma thera...
- US halt to plasma therapy brings a severe jolt to treatment plans in IndiaThe study on plasma therapy by the ICMR is still ongoing, and the results will be shared on completion of the study. The ambiguity, experts...
- Maharashtra FDA ex-chief accuses DCGI of delaying action against J&JMahesh Zagade first initiated investigations into Johnson & Johnson’s faulty hip implants in 2011.
- Chemists call for nationwide strike on October 14Presently, online pharmacy business is going on illegally and authorities are not taking any action against them on the complaints made by ...
- Boost for etailers like Flipkart, Amazon as Drugs Act to be tweaked to allow online salesThe government may consider changes to the Drugs and Cosmetics Act to permit online sale of medicines following representatins.
- FSSAI reviewing court's order on Maggi, yet to decide on future courseThe Bombay High Court had on August 13 quashed the orders of FSSAI and Maharashtra FDA banning nine variants of Maggi noodles.
- Johnson & Johnson faulty implants: Indians left in lurch due to 'differential treatment' compared to US counterpartsPharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson recently agreed to pay over Rs 15,000 crore as compensation to around 8,000 US citizens who had sued...
- Ghana drug regulator blacklists Indian firmIndian pharmaceutical firm Bliss GVS Pharma has been banned by Ghana's health watchdog from importing and distributing medicinal products t...
- Indian pharma company in dock over fake medicines in GhanaIndian drugmakers continue to find themselves on the wrong side of global regulators, with the latest being Maharashtra-based Bliss GVS Pha...
- Wockhardt in trouble after USFDA issues warning letter, missive accuses co of obstructing inspectionDrug regulator has issued a warning letter to pharma co accusing it of obstructing its team from inspecting.
- Bharti Walmart not to wait for all states to allow retail FDIBharti Walmart MD & CEO Raj Jain said the company will be able to come out with specific plans with regard to retail business only after 45...
- Maharashtra FDA takes Complan to court over 'tall' claimMaharashtra's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has filed a chargesheet in the Mazgaon metropolitan magistrate's court against health drin...
- It's time to usher in nanomedicine revolutionLike information technology, India could well usher in the nanomedicine revolution. Spearheading this mission are two Indian researchers, K...
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