Drug Made From Banana Substance May Fight AIDS
A substance originally found in bananas called lectin or BanLec, which is carefully edited by scientists could lead to drugs […]
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HIV may be Curable
A recent study has revealed that latent HIV may stay hidden in quiet immune cells, suggesting it may become possible […]
Singapore’s healthcare 2nd best in world
A new report by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has ranked Singapore second best in the world for healthcare outcomes, […]
Leveraging UC for quality healthcare
A modern healthcare organisation (HCO) uses several modes of communication to reach out to its employees and to seamlessly integrate information […]
Plan Panel Recommends e-Gov for Pharma Sector
The commission has also recommended a GPS based sample collection systems and online applications for licensing New Delhi: The Planning […]
Tele-Triage: Key to Increase Compliance in Patients
Key to Increase Compliance in Patients with Chronic Disease and Reduce Cost of Treatment The term Tele-Triage represents one of […]
Medical Education
Aiming for more Equitable Distribution Health Survey and Development Committee (Sir Joseph Bhore), 1946, paved the way for developing the […]
Medical ICT Applications: A Renaissance
ICT supported Medicine shall serve in leveraging healthcare standards in present day world By Dr S C Garg Through the […]
EHRs can help address health care disparities
Primary care physicians could help address health disparities between black and white patients if they implement electronic health records, according […]
IHP collaborates with ASSOCHAM to address issues of accessibility
To address the burgeoning concern about the need to ensure healthcare access in India, ASSOCHAM organised the conference, Access to […]
Biomedical Informatics
Title: Biomedical Informatics Author: Jules J Berman Publisher: Jones and Bartlett India Pvt Ltd Edition: 2010 Pages: 459 Price: Rs […]
A Solution Whose Time has Come
e-Teaching can be applied, not just to paediatric cardiology and radiology as has been successfully done in India, but to […]
Stem cell jab could replace hip, knee surgeries
A simple treatment that could end the need for painful hip and knee replacements is being developed by British scientists. Within 10 years, damaged joints could be rejuvenated by injections of stem cells.
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