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L'Oreal to buy 10% stake in Swiss skincare firm GaldermaL'Oreal will acquire a 10% stake in Swiss skin care firm Galderma from a group of major shareholders, the two companies said on Monday, as ...- A hand-worn device can provide you relief from migraine pain without medicine: Here is how it works, costHyderabad-based pharmaceutical company, Dr Reddy's Laboratories, has launched Nerivio, a revolutionary wearable therapy device for the trea...
- Elon Musk's Neuralink valued at about $5 billion despite long road to marketElon Musk has expressed grand ambitions for Neuralink, saying its chip would allow healthy and disabled people alike to pop into neighborho...
- Elon Musk's brain implant company in search of human trials partnerNeuralink has been developing brain implants since 2016 it hopes will eventually be a cure for intractable conditions such as paralysis and...
- Why US regulators rejected Elon Musk’s bid to test brain chips in humansA year after the rejection, Neuralink is still working through the agency’s concerns. Three staffers said they were skeptical the company c...
- What can Elon Musk’s brain startup Neuralink do? We will soon find outSome in the scientific community have watched the company’s promises warily, fearing that they might prompt afflicted people to delay neces...
- Diabetics may soon be able to manage the disease with their smartphonesBioelectronic medicine, a new and more advanced version of electroacupuncture, is aiming to treat chronic diseases with electrical signals.
- Medical industry needs stable environment: US-India Business CouncilGiven the unmet medical need in India, there are "grand possibilities" for greater FDI into India in the medical device sector, USIBC said ...
- Meet Sergio Canavero, the neurosurgeon who will carry out first human head transplant next yearThere were several attempts at head transplants since 1954 but all were unsuccessful.
- Indian medical device industry can grow to $7 billion by 2016: USIBCThe USIBC delegation said India had strong potential in developing innovative industries in the medical devices sector.
- Indian medical device industry can grow to $7 billion by 2016: USIBCThe sector has the potential to grow to $7 billion by 2016 with a growth rate of 10-15 per cent annually, said the USIBC.
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