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UK will increase its spending on medicine under a zero-tariff deal with the USThe U.K. has secured a three-year 0% tariff on all its medicine exports to the U.S. in exchange for increased spending on new treatments. T...- India's pharma export sales to grow faster this yearIndia's pharmaceutical exports are projected to grow nearly 11% this fiscal year, up from about 10% last year, driven by the U.S. and UK ma...
- Going beyond blood glucose monitoring: How CGM's panoramic perspective redefines diabetes managementICMR-INDIAB study shows 44% rise in diabetes cases to over 101 million. CGM technology plays a crucial role in managing Type 2 diabetes by ...
- 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 ...
- 7 Books to Read If You’re a Medical StudentIf you're a medical student, you probably study long hours and have little free time to read. While studying medicine might be exhausting, ...
- TCS to build AI chatbot for Walton Centre NHS Foundation TrustTCS will develop an artificial intelligence-based chatbot, which will interact with patients being referred to a neurology or headache spec...
- Exclusive: Largest cross-border M&A for Mukesh Ambani in the makingAmbani has sets his aim on another marque multi-billion dollar cross border buyout — Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc’s international chemist a...
- Nothing in data to prevent easing lockdown in the UK: Prime Minister Boris JohnsonSpeaking at 10 Downing Street here, he struck a note of caution as there are clear signs the there is a rise in infection rates from the so...
- 90-year-old woman from Northern Ireland becomes first patient in UK to receive Pfizer Covid-19 vaccineMargaret Keenan, from Enniskillen, said she felt "so privileged" to receive the jab at University Hospital, Coventry. Keenan become the fir...
- How Britain failed to stop the second wave: 50,000 Covid-19 deaths and risingAmong the world's wealthiest nations, Britain had the second-highest death toll from the coronavirus in the first wave of the pandemic, beh...
- COVID-19 deaths: UK to record ethnicity to assess impact on Indians, minoritiesMinister for Equalities Kemi Badenoch made an oral statement in the House of Commons as she presented the first quarterly report to Prime M...
- UK issues urgent call for more Indian, South Asian COVID-19 plasma donors“We have had a fantastic response from the Asian community. COVID-19 is attacking the Asian community more than the wider community and don...
- View: Covid-19 pandemic has immensely boosted the case for Universal HealthcareThe main reason why it is always difficult to run a campaign for Universal Healthcare is because we fall sick singly and alone. When we are...
- Health insurance cover for 10 crore, but the numbers do not add upThe exponential increase in coverage of health insurance from the previous Rs 30,000 (under RSBY) is a significant boost to ensure health a...
- Unregulated private insurance won't help people cut health costs: Dr David BergerYou just try and do everything in the best interest of the patient. I have worked all over the world, and I have found that patients are th...
- ‘We believe in locally managed board-led co’David Muiry, MD (life and health), Swiss Re Services UK, speaks about the health insurance market and the group's plans for India. Mr Muiry...
- UID marks beginning of Rs 40,000-cr e-gov plansThe Unique Identification Authority of India (UID), to be headed by Infosys cofounder Nandan Nilekani, is the first in a series of such tra...
- IT cos eye govt's Rs 40k-cr tech spendThe UIDAI to be headed by Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani is the first in a series of such transformation projects being evaluated by In...
- Generics cos to gain from UK, Thai moveIndian generic drug manufacturers received another endorsement this week after UK joined the chorus initiated by Thailand against the high ...
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