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Two
new services unveiled by Apollo
Emergency care is acknowledged to be the best in United States, and
Apollo Hospitals has been working closely with the American Academy for
Emergency Medicine in India, to establish Hyderabad as a model city for
quality emergency care in the country
Dr
G Bhagvanth conferred the Dr Ahluwalia Memorial Award
Instituted recently, the first recipient of the Dr Ahluwalia Memorial
Award has been conferred to Dr G Bhagvanth Reddy, FRCS and consultant
surgical gastroenterologist from the Apollo Hospitals.
Gastro-surgical
seminar held
Laparoscopy, Surgery and Endoscopy in the new millennium,’ was
the central theme of a three-day seminar that was held recently by the
Asian Institute of Gastroenterology of Medinova Diagnostic services Ltd,
which is credited for having the largest number of therapeutic endoscopic
and biliary-pancreatic procedures in Asia.
Rare
case treated at Apollo
In its constant endeavour towards excellence in the medical field,
Apollo Hospitals recently treated a rare case involving the procedure
of renal angioplasty followed by stenting of the artery, on a patient
with a single grafted kidney.
Harvard
to be a supplier of embryonic stem cells
The nation’s largest fertility clinic said recently that it plans
to begin providing Harvard University scientists with leftover embryos
for stem-cell research by the end of the year, in what could make the
school one of world’s top suppliers of embryonic stem cells.
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Ominous portents
After
the Sunitidevi Singhania Hospital was ransacked last sunday at
Thane in Mumbai, the event cannot but reflect the deteriorating
situation of the current Indian polity on the one hand and the
crass level of protests exposing the intolerant attitude of people
who constitute the mass following of a popular leader.
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Interview
Schiller drafts smart plan to penetrate price sensitive
market
Satish
Bankal, president, Schiller Healthcare India, is determined to
infuse better technology into the Indian market. Recently Schiller
designed a novel finance scheme in a bid to match the affordability
levels of Indian medical community.
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