Budget 2024: Health sector must get 5% of GDP: Aster DM's Moopen
This boost is seen as essential for bridging existing gaps and enhancing the quality of healthcare delivery across India.
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Linde India’s Lifeline
Abhijit Banerjee’s focus on healthcare sector and high-growth markets reaps dividends.
New scheme for R&D in pharma, medtech
Nine established pharma companies will be selected on the basis of their willingness to carry out research in six priority areas with academic collaboration in government research institutions.
Covid-19 saw increased stillbirth rates in India
Stillbirth is defined as fetal death with a gestation period of seven months or more where the fetus did not show any sign of life
Healthcare sector M&A deals surge 85% in H1FY23: Grant Thornton
A few high-value transactions played a significant role in driving the total transaction value from $1.2 billion in Q1 2023 to $4.4 billion in H1 2023
The first step towards transforming the healthcare sector with Generative AI
These models can aid in accelerating innovation in AI development across sectors. Healthcare is set to be one such sector that will be significantly impacted.
CCEA approves ₹1,570 crore for 157 new nursing colleges
The establishment of these nursing colleges will provide a significant boost to the availability of qualified human resources in healthcare, according to the government.
Consistent demand for office space from life sciences sector: CBRE
Total cumulative office space taken up by life sciences firms stood at 8.6 million sq. ft between 2019-22 and is largely concentrated in Bangalore, Delhi-NCR and Hyderabad
Budget 2023: 'Amrit Kaal' budget fails to give booster dose for pharma & healthcare
Budget allotted ₹89,160 crore for healthcare sector for FY2024, less than 3% increase from previous year. In FY23, spending on healthcare was only 2.1% of GDP.
India’s maternal mortality ratio declines to 97 per lakh in 2018-2020
The world health organisation (WHO) has defined the maternal mortality ratio as the number of maternal deaths during a given time period per 100,000 live births.
