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Available on CD-ROM
includes 28 issues of
the bimonthly magazine
March 2003 to November 2007
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Jan. - Feb. 2008
15th 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
Conference on Indian Medical Devices & Plastic Disposables Industry 2008
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Conference Programme
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Invited Speakers : Abstracts & Introduction
Innovation
Opportunity for Innovation in Medical Device Industry Clusters
Department of Science and Technology (DST), Ministry of Science &
Technology has initiated a Programme on Innovation Clusters (PIC)
with the long term vision of promoting cooperative research and
development in MSME...
Book Review
Pharmacy Pathfinder (Part-1) Third Edition 2008-2009
Author : Dr. A. Ramkishan, M. Pharm., Ph. D., Asst. Drugs Controller
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Global Trends
California Biomedical Industry
California, which values creativity, innovation and
entrepreneurship, is global headquarters for advanced biomedical
technology. Anchored by more than 2,700 biomedical companies and 100
public and private research institutions, the industry has...
Industry
News
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India To Emerge Leading Pharma Market Of The World
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SMEs Applying For CE Tag On Products May Get Govt Aid
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Asian Healthcare Sector To Beat US
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IIM-A To Attract Healthcare Innovations
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Johnson & Johnson Eyes Larger Pie of Orthopaedic Market
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Pharma Industry Packaging Gets Innovative
Events
 Did You Know?
Over the next decade, medical technology innovations will
fundamentally transform the health care and delivery systems,
providing new solutions with medical devices that will challenge
existing paradigms and revolutionize the way treatments are
administered. Already medical innovations that would have been
considered the stuff of science fiction just a few years ago are
quickly becoming the standard of care.
With the convergence of many scientific and technology
breakthroughs, the pace of medical invention is accelerating,
inspiring hope for better clinical outcomes with less invasive
procedures and shorter recovery times, all in lower cost settings.
There are powerful forces at work that are driving rapid
fundamental change in healthcare delivery.
New innovations and developments suggest an unfolding pattern of
"smart" technologies that integrate engineering and biological
approaches, and that enable increasingly precise clinical
interventions as well as a progressively decentralized health care
delivery system.
Innovation for medical devices differs from innovation for
pharmaceuticals. Device innovation includes both giant leaps and
incremental changes with life cycles as short as 18 months. Unlike
many pharmaceuticals, the effectiveness of such improvements
depend on a continuing dialogue between product developers and the
ultimate end-users about what works, what doesn't, and what the
best solution to problems might look like, because devices
generally require the skill of the end-user.
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