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          CII 
          Concerned About Misleading Reports Portraying Indian Drugs And Devices 
          Regulators In Poor Light 
          The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) 
          Medical Technology division, Chairman, Pavan Choudary on Monday 
          expressed concern about the recent misleading reports in certain 
          sections of the media portraying Indian Drugs and Devices Regulators 
          in poor light. 
          “We believe that the Indian Drugs and 
          Devices regulatory agencies are truly doing a commendable job by 
          effectively monitoring the quality of medical devices and in-vitro 
          diagnostics products... 
          
          Gujarat FDCA Proposes To Share Its XLN Software With CDSCO 
          The Gujarat Food and Drug Control 
          Administration (Guj FDCA) recently made a proposal to the Drug 
          Controller General of India (DCGI) urging him to consider entering 
          into a tri-party agreement between the state regulatory body, DCGI and 
          Gujarat National Informatics Centre (NIC) for sharing its 
          self-licensing software Extended Licensing and Laboratory Note (XLN) 
          with interested parties... 
          
          Biomedical Waste Causes 10-15% Infections Among Public In AP 
          The biomedical waste generated from 
          hospitals causes 10-15 % infections in Andhra Pradesh, revealed a 
          survey released by Multipurpose Awareness Society in Hyderabad... 
          
          Indian 
          Pharma Industry To Make 27% Growth By 2016: Deloitte Report 
          India’s pharmaceutical sales, worth 22.6 
          billion dollar in 2012, is expected to register 27 % growth to reach 
          27 bn dollar by 2016, according to the Deloitte 2014 Global Life 
          Sciences Outlook report... 
          
          Interventional Cardiac Devices Market To Reach $6.93 Bn In 2020 
          The Interventional Cardiac Devices Market, 
          estimated $1.49 billion in 2013 is likely to reach $6.93 billion in 
          2020, according to an analysis from Frost & Sullivan.... 
          
          MTAB To 
          Be Set Up To Assess Medical Tech 
          The Department of Health Research (DHR) 
          will set up a Medical Technology Assessment Board (MTAB) to evaluate 
          all kinds of existing and new medical technologies, in line with the 
          recommendation of the Planning Commission working group for the 
          current Five Year Plan... 
          
          Pharmexcil to establish warehousing facility in Nigeria 
          The Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion 
          Council of India (Pharmexcil), is planning to establish a warehousing 
          facility in Nigeria to support Indian exporters in Africa... 
          
          GE, IIT 
          Madras Ink R&D Pact To Speed Up Innovation For Healthcare 
          GE Healthcare, the US$ 18 billion 
          healthcare business of General Electric Company and Healthcare 
          Technology Innovation Centre (HTIC), a multi-disciplinary R&D centre 
          of IIT Chennai have entered into a three-year collaborative research 
          and development agreement for innovating a range of disruptive and 
          affordable healthcare solutions. GE will provide a grant of Rs.75 lakh 
          to HTIC towards research and development of these disruptive solutions 
          that can benefit all emerging markets.... |