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  • First intra nasal COVID-19 vaccine approved in India

    ​​CDSCO has approved a recombinant nasal vaccine for COVID-19 for restricted use in emergency situations.It is a recombinant replication deficient adenovirus vectored vaccine with a prefusion stabilised spike protein.

    Dr Mansukh Mandaviya Minister of Health and Family Welfare informed today that Bharat Biotech's ChAd36-SARS-CoV-S COVID-19 (Chimpanzee Adenovirus Vectored) recombinant nasal vaccine approved by CDSCO for primary immunization against COVID-19 in 18 plus age group for restricted use in emergency situation.

  • Inflation reduction act will cut Healthcare costs in USA

    ​With inflation reduction act, Medicare finally having the power to negotiate prescription drug prices with pharmaceutical industries which will affect millions of Americans across all 50 states and the District of Columbia

    It will lead to prescription drug costs capped at USD 2,000 annually in Medicare, and will save hundreds of dollars per year on health insurance premiums because of the law.

  • Centre approves of three more Bulk Drug Parks

    The Department of Pharmaceuticals has conveyed in-principle approval to the proposals of the three States Viz, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh under the Scheme for Promotion of Bulk Drug Parks, a key initiative to support the Bulk Drugs manufacturing in the country.

  • FIrst AI enabled Cath lab launched by Wipro GE Healthcare

    GE Healthcare, a leading global medical technology, diagnostics and digital solutions innovator, has announced the launch of its first Made in India, AI-powered Cath lab - Optima IGS 320 to advance cardiac care in India.

  • Stem Cell-Gene Therapy Shows Promise in ALS Safety Trial

    Cedars-Sinai investigators have developed an investigational therapy using support cells and a protective protein that can be delivered past the blood-brain barrier. This combined stem cell and gene therapy can potentially protect diseased motor neurons in the spinal cord of patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a fatal neurological disorder known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease.

    In the first trial of its kind, the Cedars-Sinai team showed that delivery of this combined treatment is safe in humans.

  • Indian pharma market bloomed 12.1 percent in August

    ​​​​The overall Indian pharmaceutical market grown around 12.1 percent by value and 4.8 percent by volume in month of August as per the market research firm AWACS.

    Almost all the therapy areas have shown a robust double-digit growth or in case of units the growth may be single digit due to NLEM permission to hike price come into the picture and number of companies have shown a good price driven growth for the month of August.

  • New omicron BA.2.75 is as susceptible to antibodies as the currently dominant variant : Researchers

    In a recent study researchers from Karolinska Institutet, among others, have characterised the new omicron variant BA.2.75, comparing its ability to evade antibodies against current and previous variants. The study, published in the journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases, suggests that BA.2.75 is not more resistant to antibodies than the currently dominating BA.5, which is positive news.

  • Low testosterone may increase risk of COVID-19 hospitalization for men

    Men with low testosterone who develop COVID-19 are at elevated risk of becoming seriously ill and ending up in the hospital, according to a study by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and Saint Louis University School of Medicine.

  • Typhoid vaccine of Zydus marks additional indication from CDSCO panel

    ​Subject Expert Committee of CDSCO recommended amendment of indication of Typhoid Vi conjugate vaccine of Zydus Lifesciences to include the age group of 45-65 years for single dose only.

    Earlier, Zydus Lifesciences had presented its proposal for grant of permission for the additional indication of Typhoid Vi conjugate vaccine for age group 45-65 years along with the Phase III clinical trial report.

  • Bayer to pay USD 40 million over whistleblowers bribe claims

    Bayer Corporation and its related entities have agreed to pay USD 40 million to resolve alleged violations of the False Claims Act in connection with the drugs Trasylol, Avelox and Baycol.

    The settlement announced yesterday arose from two whistleblower lawsuits filed and pursued by Laurie Simpson, a former employee of Bayer who worked in its marketing department. 

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