Is it too early to talk of global health?
Global ill-health can render even health-secure nations vulnerable in a seamless world. An insight by Bharathi Ghanashyam, Founder…
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It’s a two-way street
Rajiv Nath, Forum Coordinator, Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD), gives an insight on the need to follow…
Introspect, self regulate or face the music … again
Aadya’s death and family’s decision to go public, even though it meant reliving their tragedy two months after her death, will not…
War of words on medtech pricing
When Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu met US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer for the 11th round of the US-India…
Eman Ahmed, RIP
The sad news of the demise of Egyptian national Eman Ahmed took me back to my editorial column of June 2017
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Towards a healthcare utopia
In the month when we commemorate 70 years of independence, it was indeed heartbreaking to see more than 70 children succumb to…
Will increased scrutiny reform or reverse the healthcare sector?
A foray into healthcare seems to be Kolkata-based ITC's latest bid to transform itself from a cigarette-maker into a diversified…
The PSU play in healthcare
The days of public sector units (PSUs) in India are clearly numbered
Is India’s healthcare industry ready for a digital transformation?
Ashu Kajekar, Founder and CEO, 7EDGE Internet, elaborates on the need for healthcare companies to integrate latest technologies…
Hope vs hype
In early May, Egypt's Eman Ahmed was airlifted from Mumbai to Abu Dhabi post her merely two-month long bariatric surgery and…