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Government may lift price cap on cancer drugs making them costlier by up to 50%India's government is taking emergency steps to ensure cancer patients get vital drugs. Cisplatin and carboplatin, crucial chemotherapy age...- Regulator, cos discuss price hike for some cancer drugsIndia's drug pricing authority may soon approve a price hike for vital platinum-based cancer medicines. These drugs, including carboplatin ...
- Cancer burden rising, all hands on the deckIndia faces a critical shortage of cancer specialists. A new rule for the PMJAY scheme now bars experienced oncologists without specific de...
- New PMJAY rule bars hundreds of experienced cancer specialists from treating patients under Ayushman Bharat schemeAround 15 lakh cancer cases are detected in India every year, yet several states are excluding hundreds of experienced, fellowship-trained ...
- 4,300 surgeries canceled as NZ doctors protest "broken" health systemNew Zealand witnessed a nationwide strike by senior doctors. Around 5,500 medical professionals protested staff shortages. The action led t...
- How well-off Brits still buy Ozempic online for weight lossThe demand for the diabetes drug Ozempic, known for its weight-loss effects, has led to shortages in countries like Britain and the United ...
- 'Don't fall ill': Sri Lanka doctors warn of drug shortageSri Lankan doctors are giving advice to the patients to not fall ill or get into accidents as the country's economic crisis leaves its heal...
- 'Don't fall ill': Sri Lanka doctors warn of drug shortageThe South Asian island nation lacks the money to pay for basic imports like fuel and food, and medicine is also running out. Such troubles ...
- 'Don't fall ill': Sri Lanka doctors warn of drug shortageThe South Asian island nation lacks the money to pay for basic imports like fuel and food, and medicine is also running out. Such troubles ...
- US Co plans radiotherapy facilities in government hospitals"In this model, the state is expected to provide space in their hospitals, where a private clinical service provider will set up the radiot...
- Urgent action expected in South Africa as hospitals run out of beds, oxygen amid COVID-19 spike"I can confidently say that the meeting (called by Ramaphosa) will be on Tuesday (to) consider further measures to ensure that we curb this...
- View: Coronavirus is feeding off other treatmentsExperts have red-flagged serious setbacks to the fight against cancer and TB, both already grappling with dropouts due to traumatic side-ef...
- No smokers, only non-vegetarians can donate blood; and other myths debunkedFact: One pint of your blood can save up to 3 lives!
- How Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence is changing the face of rural healthcareFor Indian healthcare, the game changer will be the combination of Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
- War of the machines: The opportunities in machine learning for businessesWhile artificial intelligence and machine learning have been there since the 1940s, the availability of huge amounts of data is making the ...
- Entrepreneurs with social mission: Four Indian startups that are fighting cancerCancer research has set off a raging debate between entrepreneurs with a social mission and investors who sense ripe business potential.
- IBM deploys first cognitive computing technology platform 'Watson' in India'Watson for Oncology' was developed by IBM in association with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK), one of the world's leading can...
- India's oncology market to touch Rs 3,831-crore by 2017: StudyThe oncology market in India is growing at 20 per cent annually and is expected to touch Rs 3,831 crore by 2017.
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