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IC InnovatorClub Sixth Meeting

October 22, 2018 Dr. Bhupesh Sharma 0 Comments Apple, Bill Gates, Dr. Bhupesh Sharma, Dr. VK Singh, Flipkart, healthcare, IC InnovatorClub Meeting, IC InnovatorClub sixth meetingTechnological-innovations-for-healthcare-startups, imagination, Indian Healthcare, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Innovations, Microsoft, national meet, NCD, Non Communicable Diseases, Shriram Institute for Industrial Research, smart cane, steve jobs, Surgeon, Swedish developer, theme, Treatment, Truecaller, WHO, workshop

IC (InnovatioCuris) InnovatorClub sixth meeting was held on 4 August 2018 at Shri Ram Institute of Industrial Research to ignite imaginations

Low back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide

Low back pain is the leading cause of disability

October 18, 2018October 21, 2018 InnoHEALTH Editorial Team 0 Comments advice, Assistant professor saurabh sharma, Care, Department of physiotherapy, disability, Education, Global burden of disease, imaging, Indian orthopedic clinic, innohealth, InnoHealth Editorial Team, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Kathmandu university, low back pain, Physiotherapist, Surgery, test and treatments, The Lancet, Therapy, treatment guidelines

A 2008 survey of all registered physiotherapists in Maharashtra (India) showed that 46 percent of physiotherapists advised patients with low back pain to rest.

Fairytales of Nanoparticles – IC Club Meeting

October 15, 2018 Dr. Pavan Varma 0 Comments AIIMS, Australia, Ayurveda, biological sector, biopolymer, Biotechnology, Cancer, CERN laboratory, common man language, Diagnostics, DNA, DNA tools, Dr. Amit kumar dinda, Dr. Pavan, economy, Elbert Einstein medical college, genetic disorder, HBV vaccine, healthy environment, IC Club, IC club meeting, iceland, innohealth, InnoHEALTH conference, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Innovations, InnovatorClub meeting, Island jews medical center, Jamia Milia Islamia, Kala azar, leishmaniasis, low cost, nano formulations, nano particles research, Nano Technology, nanoparticles, nanoscience, nanotised robots, National Capital Region NCR, NCR, New York, oral delivery, organ regeneration, PADMAN, President APJ Abdul Kalam, Reykjavik airport, robust, scalable technology, Scangene labs, Science, Souh wales, south wales, Startups, Sydney, technology persons, therapeutics, University of new york, vivo monitoring, water purification

The club brings innovators, investors, start-ups, technology persons, policymakers, health experts and legal advisers under one large umbrella to be members and hold hands by sharing success stories and challenges and to incubate their ideas to take the dream and vision of India forward.

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India’s Health Landscape Undergoing Tectonic Shifts

October 9, 2018October 12, 2018 Neeraj Bajpai 0 Comments AI, artificial intelligenec, democracy health, Dr. Arvind Lal, fairy tales, Health landscape, Health protection, healthcare transcontinental canvas, inceland, india's health landscape, InnoHEALTH Magazine, international day for older persons, jamia millia islamia, low back pain, nano particles, Neeraj Bajpai, Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya, PM narendra modi, political, Pradhanmantri jan arogya abhiyan, tech, tectonic, Treatment

The world’s most populous democracy’s health landscape is witnessing widespread tectonic shifts in its every swathe.

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Innovation is the New Buzz Word

October 8, 2018October 12, 2018 Dr. VK Singh 0 Comments B2B Meeting, buzz word, cure, electronic Mr. Sachin Gaur, entrepreneur, Frugal Innovation, health, Health Sector, Healthcare Delivery, Healthcare Innovation, healthy nation, IC, ic foundation of healthcare and excellence, icfhe, InnoHEALTH conference, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, innovation, innovations from india, reverse innovation, Webinar, workshop, Young Innovator Award, young school

Innovation has become buzz word for every sector and similarly next buzz would be Hackathon, many without knowing meaning of these words tend to use it to show their updated knowledge.

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Digital Safety Plan for Children

August 23, 2018 Neeraj Bajpai 0 Comments abuse, Adverse Events Following Immunisation, AEFI, Central Drugs Standard Control Organization, CRC, cyber bullying, Digital literacy, Digital media, Digital safety plan, Digital Technology, Diphtheria, Dr. Yasmin Ali, exploitation, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Measles, Measles-Rubella Vaccine Campaign, Ministry of health and family welfare, Mission indradhanush, MR vaccine, Pertussis, Pneumonia, Protection of Children, Sexual Offences Act, Tetanus, trafficking, UIP, UNICEF, Universal Immunisation Programme, violence against children, WHO, Zero tolerance

Digital safety plan for children being leveraged; zero tolerance towards violence against children need of the hour. UNICEF is working with Govt.

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An Interaction with J.P. Nadda on Health Plan

May 14, 2018June 11, 2018 Neeraj Bajpai 0 Comments Affordable Medicine and Reliable Implants for Treatment, AIIMS, AMRIT, Amrit pharmacies, Ayushman bharat programme, CSR\, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Finance minister arun jaitley, Financial risk protection, Generic Medicines, Health and wellness centre, Health scheme in India, Health sector management, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Jagat prakash nadda, Mass Immunisation, Measles Rubella, Medical Council of India, Mega health plan, Mental healthcare act 2017, Ministry of health and family welfare, Mission indradhanush, MoHFW, National Health Policy 2017, National Medical commission bill, NCD, Neeraj Bajpai, new era of healthcare, Non Communicable Diseases, OOPe, PCV, PHC, PMDP, Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine, Pradhan Mantri Dialysis Program, primary care, Primary health centre, UHC, Union budget 2018-2019, Union health and family welfare minister, Universal Health Coverage, WHO, Women and child development, World Health Organization, World's largest healthcare plan

In an interaction with InnoHEALTH magazine, Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda assert that the government would herald a new era of healthcare and the plan announced in the Union Budget would be implemented with full sincerity.

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Insurance Needs to Go Global

May 11, 2018June 11, 2018 admin 0 Comments AIIMS, Budget for health insurance, Clinical and pahtology tests, Critical illness, Flammability Tests, Foreign Country, Gullible buyer, health insurance, Health insurance business, Health insurance for animals, Health insurance ocverage, Health protection, Health union, Hong Kong, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Insurance, Insurance brokerage, Insurance brokerage firm, Insurance Expert, Insurance Foundation of india, IRDA, Life insurance, Medical Council, Mediclaim, Ministry of Health, Mr. Sethi, Pathological Tests, Policy, Premium online, Premiums, S.K. Sethi, Textile industry

Amid growing awareness for the insurance coverage due to the high cost involved in medical treatment at super specialty hospitals, InnoHEALTH magazine interviewed seasoned player of the insurance discipline Mr. Sethi, Vice President Insurance Foundation of India and sought answers for simple queries by people.

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Skin Patch to Detect ‘Silent’ Heart Attacks

May 11, 2018June 11, 2018 admin 0 Comments AIIMS, All India Institute of Medical Science, Ashok Leyland School Hosur, Biomarker in the blood stream, Blood Proteins, BP, Capillary Walls, Cardiac Diagnostic Marker, Chest Pain, Department of Biotechnology, Diabetes, Drop Dead, Electrical impulse, FABP3, fatty acid binding protein 3, Glucometer, Heart Attack, Heart Diseases, Heart Failure, Heart muscle, High blood Pressure, Indian Institute of Science, innohealth, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Manoj Akash, Pranav Mukherji, President Innovation Scholar, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Research, Silent heart attack, Skin patch, Transcutaneous Blood Analysis, UV-Protein

The 16-year-old says that he investigated a novel concept that could potentially allow patients to detect silent heart attack by non-invasively sensing the FABP3 biomarker in the bloodstream.

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Tele-Medicine System to Strengthen Healthcare Services in India

May 10, 2018June 12, 2018 Avantika Batish 0 Comments Amarnath Pilgrimage, Ayyappa Temple, Department of space, e-Education, e-Healthcare delivery, Government Medical College, Healthcare Services, Indian Government, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Maa Vindhyavasini Mandir, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Mirzapur, MoHFW, National Health Mission, National Knowledge Network, National Medical College Network, NCD, NHM, NKN, NMCN, Non Communicable Diseases, Pampa Hospital, PGIMER, PIP, Program Implementation Plan, Regional Resources Centres, RRCs, Rural India, Sabrimala, Sheshnag, State Telemedicine Network, STN, Tele Medicine, Telemedicine Nodes, Vidhyanchal Dham

Till date, the Indian Government has taken various steps to strengthen the telemedicine network to provide healthcare services in the country especially rural India.

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