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Medical Device Industry Opposes Import Of Refurbished Medical Devices
Medical device industry associations on Friday attacked the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change for allowing the import of refurbished and pre-owned medical devices into the country.
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Apple Removes Blood Oxygen Monitoring Feature From Watches Amid Legal Battle Over Patents
After a patent dispute with medical device maker Masimo, Apple is removing the pulse oximeter function from its latest smartwatches to avoid a US import ban.
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Apple Watch With ECG Violates AliveCor Patents, Import Ban on Hold, Says US ITC
Apple's Apple Watches with an electrocardiogram (ECG) function infringe patents belonging to medical device maker AliveCor, the US International Trade Commission affirmed on Thursday. The ITC said imports of the infringing watches should be banned, but that it would not enforce a ban until appeals were finished in a separate dispute before the US P...
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Government Allows Import Of Medical Devices For 3 Months As Covid Surges
The central government on Thursday permitted the import of 17 medical devices for three months with mandatory declarations required under the Legal Metrology Rules, 2011 after custom clearance and before sale amid the ongoing COVID-19 situation.
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India To Address Trade Issues After Elections, Says US Commerce Secretary
India's rules on localisation of data and price caps on medical devices imported from the United States are barriers to trade but New Delhi is committed to addressing them after the country's elections, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said today.
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Government May Consider Import Duty Hike On Some Medical Devices
India has achieved a major global position in the pharmaceutical sector. However, the same has not beenreplicated in the medical devices industry.
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Government May Bring New Law On Medical Devices: Minister Ananth Kumar
The government is expected to bring in a new law to promote and regulate medical devices industry as well as rationalise duty structure on imported equipment provide affordable healthcare to people.
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Medical Device Industry Opposes Import Of Refurbished Medical Devices
Medical device industry associations on Friday attacked the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change for allowing the import of refurbished and pre-owned medical devices into the country.
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Apple Removes Blood Oxygen Monitoring Feature From Watches Amid Legal Battle Over Patents
After a patent dispute with medical device maker Masimo, Apple is removing the pulse oximeter function from its latest smartwatches to avoid a US import ban.
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Apple Watch With ECG Violates AliveCor Patents, Import Ban on Hold, Says US ITC
Apple's Apple Watches with an electrocardiogram (ECG) function infringe patents belonging to medical device maker AliveCor, the US International Trade Commission affirmed on Thursday. The ITC said imports of the infringing watches should be banned, but that it would not enforce a ban until appeals were finished in a separate dispute before the US P...
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Government Allows Import Of Medical Devices For 3 Months As Covid Surges
The central government on Thursday permitted the import of 17 medical devices for three months with mandatory declarations required under the Legal Metrology Rules, 2011 after custom clearance and before sale amid the ongoing COVID-19 situation.
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India To Address Trade Issues After Elections, Says US Commerce Secretary
India's rules on localisation of data and price caps on medical devices imported from the United States are barriers to trade but New Delhi is committed to addressing them after the country's elections, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said today.
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Government May Consider Import Duty Hike On Some Medical Devices
India has achieved a major global position in the pharmaceutical sector. However, the same has not beenreplicated in the medical devices industry.
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Government May Bring New Law On Medical Devices: Minister Ananth Kumar
The government is expected to bring in a new law to promote and regulate medical devices industry as well as rationalise duty structure on imported equipment provide affordable healthcare to people.
