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Digital Revolution: India must remain open to foreign technologies and capitalThe key to future growth in this space is to remain open to the flow of foreign technologies and capital.- Breast cancer can affect young women: Screening doesn't always help, try these 4 guidelinesFor the early detection of breast cancer, women under 40 should avoid regular mammograms.
- Backed by GE Healthcare, this startup's handheld device is a revolutionary cancer detection techEarly detection being the key to saving breast cancer patients from death, founders of UE LifeSciences created a handheld, mobile connected...
- Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw backs two cancer startupsHer bet on UE’s iBreastExam device is based on the uncomfortable experience women face with mammograms. But Shaw calls UE’s scans “intellig...
- 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.
- Health technology developer UE LifeSciences raises Rs 19.5 croreIn India, iBreastExam will be offered on a pay-peruse model, which will enable doctors to offer private, safe and painfree examinations to ...
- Wireless detection of breast cancer in India & USA wireless handheld device which will conduct a breast cancer examination within five minutes and access the results on a smartphone or tab...
- UE LifeSciences selected for StartHealth Program, breast cancer screening to get a boost in IndiaThe StartHealth Program focuses on early-stage health-tech startups that innovate for the masses in India in a bid to improve the health in...
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