One step forward, another back
One step forward, another back The latest milestone in the evolution of India’s nascent patent regime seems to suggest that the Indian judiciary values patient rights over the rights of […]
Read MoreOne step forward, another back The latest milestone in the evolution of India’s nascent patent regime seems to suggest that the Indian judiciary values patient rights over the rights of […]
Read MoreNeed for co-ordination between colourant and pharma industry Sachin Jagdale – Mumbai Colours are required by almost every type of industry and the pharma industry is no different. Food and […]
Read MoreOPPI launches ethics code Sushmi Dey – New Delhi In an attempt to promote drugs in an ethical manner, Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India (OPPI) launched its revised code […]
Read MoreNo more perks Doctors are definitely not celebrating. And so are certain pharma companies. But rest of them (including me) are all game for the new code of conduct for […]
Read MoreDesigning a foolproof trial In contrast to the ingeneous aspects of discovery, clinical trials approach science by validating the promise of a cure. Since it has to answer logical questions, […]
Read MoreSTOP! Before it GATS too Late GATS will definitely enhance the quality of healthcare services in corporate India. However, there are certain risks involved. Dr Sanjiv Malik assesses the impact […]
Read MoreValue Added At the helm of sunrise The Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India, estimates that the Indian biotechnology sector will achieve $5 billion in revenues by 2010 (CAGR […]
Read MoreHow Wipro’s values came to be In the mid-1970s, Premji decided to formalise the company’s belief system. Wipro was still a tiny company, with 450 laborers and 75 white-collar staff […]
Read MoreDesperately Seeking Timely Care Emergency Medical Service (EMS) facilities in India are almost non-existent. Nayantara Som and Sushmi Dey express concern over the healthcare system’s failure to sustain EMS and […]
Read More‘There will be only one AIIMS— others will be AIIMS-like’ From the first successful heart transplant in India on August 3, 1994 to the current position of the Director of […]
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