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The move will foster the continuation of the research work between the two countries in the bio-medical devices and health care fields.

Social venture fund Villgro has invested around Rs 64 lakh ($100,000) in Pune-based biomedical device startup Nayam Innovations.

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AIIMS is collaborating with the University of Michigan in the US to strengthen research capabilities in bio-medical sciences.

InterpretOmics was founded in 2009 by Prahalad Achutharao, 36, and Asoke Talukder, 60, with an investment of Rs 5 lakh

The Bombay High Court directed the State government and the municipal corporation to provide a site for dumping bio-medical waste.