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Available on CD-ROM
includes 55 issues of
the bimonthly magazine
March 2003 to November
2012
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Jan-Feb 2013
21st Year of Publication
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A Techno-Economic News Magazine For Medical Plastics And
Pharmaceutical Industry
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Author : Dr. A. Ramkishan, M. Pharm., Ph. D., Asst.
Drugs Controller (I/c), Govt. of India
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Cover Story
Global Medical Device Business And India's Changing Role : Trends and
Challenges
Regulatory, Market and Cost Pressures are transforming the global medical
device industry
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How will Indian companies fare in the dynamic environment?
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What are the opportunities for medical device engineers in India to
collaborate with or compete with their Western brethren?
Snippets
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Indian Institute Of Science And National Centre For Biological
Sciences Collaborates With Industries.
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Nipro Sets Up India’s First Dialyser Manufacturing Facility
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India Spawning Top Notch Medical Devices Companies With Cutting-Edge
Tech At Affordable Prices
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Current Medtech Manufacturing Landscape In India
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Making ‘In India, For India’ Work
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Some Medical Firms Pursuing Growth In India
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Global Trends
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Medical Device Industry Primed for Expansion in 2013
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‘The Global Medical Device Contract Manufacturing Market Will be
Worth $119.5bn by 2023’
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Sabic Touts Antimicrobial Materials.
Industry
News
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Ferromatik
Milacron India’s New Milestone - Dispatch of 7001st Injection Moulding
Machine
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Ami Polymer
Pvt. Ltd has assigned DMF Certification from US FDA Department
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Barriers To
Commercialization of Novel Medical Technologies In India
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Panel
Recommends Bringing of CDSCO Under Dept Of Pharma
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Government
Boosting Innovation By Encouraging R&D Investment
Events
Did You Know?
About India’s Success In Developing Its Own Health Related
Technologies
“From an
innovations perspective, Asia is currently leading the way, and it
is not just India, China, Japan, and Taiwan, but also economies like
Indonesia and Malaysia that are taking the lead. Asia is definitely
seeing capital inflows, higher growth rates, more stable
governments, and an improving education system. All of these are
foundations of a desire and ability to create and innovate. Further,
as Asia becomes more prosperous, inequity and inefficiencies in
healthcare are becoming clearer, and people are becoming less
tolerant of them. This drives policy makers, technology developers,
and the healthcare industry to focus on innovation.
The
Planning Commission in India has declared that the next five years
will see maximum focus on the healthcare and manufacturing sectors.
Health technologies lie right at the intersection of these two focus
areas. I feel very bullish about the prospects of Asian-style
innovation leading health technologies into the new generation.”
(Abstracts from an Interview with “Kanav Kahol, PhD, Director of the
Division of Affordable Health Technologies at the Public Health
Foundation of India (PHFI) as published by” The National Bureau Of
Asian Research (NBR) – Centre for Health And Aging)
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