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Ebola Aid: Africa CDC Thanks India For Critical Support
Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) extended gratitude to India for emergency pharmaceutical supplies in the midst of Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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India Strengthens Pharmaceutical Sector, Shifts Focus To Innovation-Led Drug Development: Experts
New Delhi, April 14 (IANS) While India has built strong foundations in pharmaceuticals, the next phase of growth will require bold investments, deeper ecosystem collaboration, and a shift towards innovation-led development to position the country as
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From Pharmacy Of World To Innovation Hub: PM Modi Bats For India's Pharmaceutical Leap
New Delhi, April 14 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that India’s pharma sector is moving up from the pharmacy of the world to a hub of innovation.
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Pakistan Faces Critical Medicine Shortage Amid Import Disruptions, Only 45 Days Of Supply Remain
Pakistan faces critical medicine shortages as Middle East conflict disrupts imports of pharmaceutical raw materials and essential supplies.
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India Cracks Down On Ads For Weight-Loss Drugs Like GLP-1 In New Advisory
India's Health Ministry has warned pharmaceutical firms against promoting GLP-1 weight-loss drugs to the public. The CDSCO says direct or indirect advertising, including influencer campaigns, violates drug laws and could attract regulatory action.
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India-US Trade Deal Likely To Offer Tariff Relief On Exported Medicines
India's pharmaceutical industry has welcomed the interim trade agreement framework between India and the US, which offers tariff relief on medicines and several other Indian exports.
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Healthcare And Pharmaceutical Wishlist For Union Budget 2026: Industry Insiders Seek Key Reforms
India is all set to witness the announcement of Union budget 2026-27. In this article, we explore what healthcare and pharma stakeholders are expecting from the Government to make healthcare delivery robust.
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India-EU Trade Pact Explained: $572 Billion Boost To Indian Pharma, MedTech Industry
The India-EU Free Trade Agreement opens access to the European Union's $572.3 billion pharmaceuticals and medical devices market, boosting India's pharma sector, employment, MSMEs and global supply chain integration, according to the government.
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Ensure Weight Loss Drugs Are Safe, Legal Before Use In 2026: UK Health Agency
New Year is the time for many people to pledge reforms in habits and lifestyle, something resorting to drastic measures, but UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has urged the people to make sure an
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RFK Jr's Medical Panel To Review Contested Vaccine Claims
A vaccine panel appointed by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will revisit long-settled science and spotlight rare risks linked to childhood immunizations in a meeting beginning Wednesday
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15 Lakh Bottles Of ADHD Medication Recalled In U.S. By Glenmark
ADHD is seen as a chronic and incapacitating disorder that affects a person's everyday functioning.
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Russian Covid Vaccine Sputnik Could Be Available In India By April: 10 Points
Russian-made Coronavirus vaccine Sputnik -- peer-reviewed by the Lancet Medical Journal -- is undergoing trials in India and could be available for use soon. "I believe the vaccine should be available in India from March- April," Deepak Sapra, the chief of API and pharma services at Dr Reddy's Laboratories, which is manufacturing the vaccine, told...
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App To Track People Buying Medicines For Cold, Fever In Andhra Pradesh
The Medical and Health Department of Andhra Pradesh on Saturday launched "Covid Pharma", a mobile application to keep a track of people purchasing medicines over-the-counter (OTC) for cough, cold and fever from medical stores across the state.
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US Panel: More Research Needed to Justify Universal Autism Screening
An influential US health panel said on Monday it needs more evidence to support universal screening for autism in young children who show no developmental problems, in a departure from recommendations issued by other medical groups.
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Around 50 Million Suffer From Common Mental Disorders: Government
Around 50 million people suffer from common mental disorders like depression and anxiety, and more than 7,000 people committed suicide last year, government said on Friday.
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Ebola Aid: Africa CDC Thanks India For Critical Support
Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) extended gratitude to India for emergency pharmaceutical supplies in the midst of Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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India Strengthens Pharmaceutical Sector, Shifts Focus To Innovation-Led Drug Development: Experts
New Delhi, April 14 (IANS) While India has built strong foundations in pharmaceuticals, the next phase of growth will require bold investments, deeper ecosystem collaboration, and a shift towards innovation-led development to position the country as
-
From Pharmacy Of World To Innovation Hub: PM Modi Bats For India's Pharmaceutical Leap
New Delhi, April 14 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that India’s pharma sector is moving up from the pharmacy of the world to a hub of innovation.
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Pakistan Faces Critical Medicine Shortage Amid Import Disruptions, Only 45 Days Of Supply Remain
Pakistan faces critical medicine shortages as Middle East conflict disrupts imports of pharmaceutical raw materials and essential supplies.
-
India Cracks Down On Ads For Weight-Loss Drugs Like GLP-1 In New Advisory
India's Health Ministry has warned pharmaceutical firms against promoting GLP-1 weight-loss drugs to the public. The CDSCO says direct or indirect advertising, including influencer campaigns, violates drug laws and could attract regulatory action.
-
India-US Trade Deal Likely To Offer Tariff Relief On Exported Medicines
India's pharmaceutical industry has welcomed the interim trade agreement framework between India and the US, which offers tariff relief on medicines and several other Indian exports.
-
Healthcare And Pharmaceutical Wishlist For Union Budget 2026: Industry Insiders Seek Key Reforms
India is all set to witness the announcement of Union budget 2026-27. In this article, we explore what healthcare and pharma stakeholders are expecting from the Government to make healthcare delivery robust.
-
India-EU Trade Pact Explained: $572 Billion Boost To Indian Pharma, MedTech Industry
The India-EU Free Trade Agreement opens access to the European Union's $572.3 billion pharmaceuticals and medical devices market, boosting India's pharma sector, employment, MSMEs and global supply chain integration, according to the government.
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Ensure Weight Loss Drugs Are Safe, Legal Before Use In 2026: UK Health Agency
New Year is the time for many people to pledge reforms in habits and lifestyle, something resorting to drastic measures, but UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has urged the people to make sure an
-
RFK Jr's Medical Panel To Review Contested Vaccine Claims
A vaccine panel appointed by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will revisit long-settled science and spotlight rare risks linked to childhood immunizations in a meeting beginning Wednesday
-
15 Lakh Bottles Of ADHD Medication Recalled In U.S. By Glenmark
ADHD is seen as a chronic and incapacitating disorder that affects a person's everyday functioning.
-
Russian Covid Vaccine Sputnik Could Be Available In India By April: 10 Points
Russian-made Coronavirus vaccine Sputnik -- peer-reviewed by the Lancet Medical Journal -- is undergoing trials in India and could be available for use soon. "I believe the vaccine should be available in India from March- April," Deepak Sapra, the chief of API and pharma services at Dr Reddy's Laboratories, which is manufacturing the vaccine, told...
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App To Track People Buying Medicines For Cold, Fever In Andhra Pradesh
The Medical and Health Department of Andhra Pradesh on Saturday launched "Covid Pharma", a mobile application to keep a track of people purchasing medicines over-the-counter (OTC) for cough, cold and fever from medical stores across the state.
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US Panel: More Research Needed to Justify Universal Autism Screening
An influential US health panel said on Monday it needs more evidence to support universal screening for autism in young children who show no developmental problems, in a departure from recommendations issued by other medical groups.
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Around 50 Million Suffer From Common Mental Disorders: Government
Around 50 million people suffer from common mental disorders like depression and anxiety, and more than 7,000 people committed suicide last year, government said on Friday.
