In the coming times, biotechnology will become the biggest foundation for health treatment: Dr Mansukh Mandaviya

Dr Mandaviya noted that the Indian Biotech Industry aiming to grow to $150 billion by 2025 and $300 billion by 2030, and India is currently among the top 12 destinations for Biotechnology in the world with approximately 3 per cent share in the Global Biotechnology Industry. The Minister virtually addressed the pre-event summit ‘Biotechnology: The Path of Innovation & Wellness for Viksit Bharat’.

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Over 9.9 lakh health melas organised under Ayushman Bhav campaign since Sept 17: Govt

The total CHC health melas reported from September 17 to till now is 26793. As many as 110.64 lakh patients were registered and 34.59 lakh patients consulted at the special OPD. Also, 26,675 major surgeries and 94,433 minor surgeries were held.

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AIIMS Delhi's pneumonia cases unrelated to recent surge in child respiratory infections in China: Health Ministry

The detection of bacterial cases in AIIMS Delhi linked to the recent surge in pneumonia cases in China is misleading and inaccurate. The seven cases that have been detected are part of an ongoing study at AIIMS Delhi for a six month period (April to September 2023) and there is no cause for worry, a Union Health Ministry statement said.

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New Delhi investigating alleged illegal transplants at Apollo hospital in city

The National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation (NOTTO), which falls under the federal health ministry, had written to the Delhi authorities following a report in Britain's Telegraph that accused Apollo of being involved in a "cash for kidneys" scandal involving villagers from Myanmar.

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Doctors turn netas, 15 to enter Telangana House

15 doctors, including three orthopaedic doctors, have won in the high-stakes assembly elections in Telangana. Interestingly, none of the victories are from the city. The doctors who won include Dr Palvai Harish Babu, Dr Tellam Venkata Rao, Dr R Bhoopathi Reddy, Dr Ram Chander Naik, Dr Vamshi Krishna, Dr Murali Naik, Dr K Satyanarayana, Dr Mynampally Rohit, Dr Vivek Venkataswamy, Dr Parnika Reddy, Dr P Sanjeeva Reddy, Dr Kalvakuntla Sanjay, Dr M Sanjay Kumar, M Ragamayee, and Dr Kuchukulla Rajesh Reddy. The future minister for health and family welfare is still a suspense.

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Bangladesh eradicates kala-azar, India on track too but challenges remain

Bangladesh recently achieved a major public health goal when it eradicated visceral leishmaniasis, commonly known as kala-azar, raising the question of when India would wipe out the debilitating, often fatal, parasitic disease - the fight very much on but far from complete. Challenges in sustaining the momentum of the fight persist, particularly in tackling post-disease symptoms and HIV co-infections, experts said as the 'LV spotlight' swivelled to India.

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'WHO has lost its independence, Indian govt should exit global health body'

Eminent British-Indian Cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra has alleged that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has completely lost its independence and suggested that the Indian government should ignore its advice on various issues and exit the global health body. Talking to a news agency, Malhotra, who gave a lecture at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here on "The Corporate Capture of Medicine and Public Health" recently, also claimed that regulators do not independently evaluate data related to drugs.

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