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India's Foremost Healthcare Magazine ~ Indian Healthcare 2030 And Beyond

Roche displays its latest technologies at IDF 2019

In India, Roche is mainly looking at launching India specific products and also engaging in partnerships that will earn them market leadership

3 mins

TISS, School of Health Systems Studies organise “Clairvoyance”in Mumbai

The theme of the conference was “An ode to health: charting the course, navigating the future”

4 mins

Insurers, private hospitals need to formulate policy to address concerns of all stakeholders in India: Report

Currently, there are disparities in pricing of surgical procedures by private healthcare facilities

1 min

Bariatric surgeries in India to grow at CAGR of 12.2 per cent between 2019 and 2028: Report

Reduced physical activity, unbalanced diet, diseases such as hypothyroidism, insulin resistance and polycystic ovary syndrome are some factors contributing to obesity

1 min

INDIAN HEALTHCARE 2030 AND BEYOND

The year 2019 has been a difficult phase for India'shealthcare sector. The sector experienced some headwinds, with regulators bringing in stringent policy interventions such as price cap for med devices and conducted surprise raids for quality checks etc.

10+ mins

“We are trying to address rare disorders”

Recently, Bengaluru-based Vikram Hospital opened a state-of-the-art ‘Center of Excellence’ for Huntington Disease. In the coming time, the hospital is also planning to open up new exclusive clinics for various other rare disorders to fill the void of care in the health sector. Dr Prashanth LK, Consultant Movement Disorders Specialist, Vikram Hospital, Bengaluru gives more details on the hospital’s plan in an interaction with Usha Sharma

5 mins

E-learning can help bridge a major gap in continuing medical education for doctors

India’s medical education system lacks outcomes based learning (OBL) experiences for students. According to some experts, OBL has the potential for dramatic and even revolutionary changes in medical education. However, it carries with it significant challenges. Here is a company that functions on an OBL model and intends to sensitise healthcare providers in India with its benefits. Hans Albert Lewis, Founder and CEO, DocMode explains more in conversation with Raelene Kambli

4 mins

Knowing your genes solves the puzzle of life

Chandni Luthra, Co-Founder, FutureMed highlights how genetic tests can help identify health risks, choose course of treatments and assess the response to them

3 mins

High demand for cancer treatment, screening and patient care devices in Mumbai: Medikabazaar survey

Spike in demand primarily across Andheri (W), Parel and Sion, according to the 2019 survey mapping the demand for medical devices in the region

2 mins

AIR Technology Coils - transformative way forward for MR

The coils are 38 per cent lighter than traditional coils plus the anterior array coil has the industry's highest channel count

1 min

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Express Healthcare is India's premier healthcare magazine from The Indian Express Group. Launched in early 2000 the magazine has been phenomenally successful in highlighting the information its readers need to make critical decisions that impact their business operations. The key differentiator of Express Healthcare is that the editorial content is written ONLY for professionals in the healthcare industry. Apart from a healthy mix of analytical reporting on local and global news, in-depth discussions on current and emerging trends and issues affecting the industry. Express Healthcare provides usable information via a combination of sectoral news, product information, sales and marketing strategies, market analysis and inside information.