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Drop in business makes the private healthcare players puts a big question-mark on their survival post-pandemic. Around 70 per cent of the healthcare services in India is provided by private healthcare players
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Leading diagnostic chain Dr Lal PathLabs has seen an 80 per cent drop in business, Dr Arvind Lal tells BW Businessworld. Lal was recognized with Padma Shri in 2009, the fourth highest civilian honor, for his contributions to Medicine.
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Online insurance portals are witnessing bumper sale—350-500 additional sale of insurance on a daily basis—translating into 30-40 per cent jump compared to the pre-lockdown period
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Rise in Covid-19 test kits demand makes Pune-based Mylab collaborate with industry leaders like Syngene, an internationally reputed contract research and manufacturing organization, which supports R&D programs from lead generation to clinical supplies
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Delay in formalisation of draft rules is causing confusion and panic among stakeholders of an otherwise booming e-pharmacy business
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If the government can give healthcare a priority sector status that would help the organisations apply for a loan at reduced or subsidised rate, says Gautam Khanna, Co-Chair, FICCI Health Services Committee and CEO of P D Hinduja Hospital & Medical Research Center
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The Healthcare API is a service that facilitates the exchange of data between healthcare applications and solutions built on Google Cloud
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Dr Nandakumar Jairam, Co-Chair, FICCI Health services committee and CEO, Chairman & Group MD, Columbia Asia Hospitals discusses the struggles of private healthcare providers during the pandemic with Shweta of BW Businessworld
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My sincere hope for India 2.0 post-COVID is to adopt a national strategy to invest upto 5 per cent of GDP in the Health sector, says Dr Harish Pillai, Chair, FICCI MVT Committee, member of FICCI Health service committee and Chief Executive Officer of Aster India, Aster DM Healthcare
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The Covid-19 outbreak has exposed the limitations of India’s healthcare set-up, but it has also thrown up opportunities for the sector as a whole
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