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          Medical Device Sector Delinked From Pharma 
          The government has accepted the 
          long-standing demand of the medical devices sector to delink it from 
          the pharmaceutical sector. The health ministry has agreed to delink 
          schedule M III of the Drug Rules, which deals with medical devices, 
          from schedule M, which deals with drugs and pharmaceuticals.The 
          revised schedule is being put up on the website of the Central Drugs 
          Standards Control Organization (CDSCO) inviting comments from the 
          public after which a notification will be issued through the law 
          ministry for changing the Drug Rules... 
          
          AIMED 
          Launches UdaiMed, India’s First Industry - Academia Collaboration For 
          Medical Devices R&D 
          The Association of Indian Medical Device 
          Industry (AIMED) has launched ‘UdaiMed’, a new sunrise forum for 
          collaborative interface between user, developer, academia, industry 
          and medical device development in India... 
          
          CM Promises 
          Land For India’s First Medical Devices Park In India 
          Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel on 
          Wednesday agreed to provide land in the state for country’s first 
          medical devices park. She was speaking during the stone-laying 
          function of the permanent campus of National Institute of 
          Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER) at Gandhinagar... 
          
          Arbitary MRP Printing On Imported Medical Devices Raising Healthcare 
          Cost 
          Association of Indian Medical Device 
          Manufacturers (AIMED), has expressed grave concern over the raging 
          malpractice of arbitrary MRP printing on imported medical devices 
          leading to fleecing of unsuspecting Indian consumers. This is forcing 
          Indian manufacturers to respond similarly raising the overall 
          healthcare cost in the country... |