Did you know India was the first country to produce and approve biosimilar in 2000, years before the US and Europe established their formal regulatory frameworks? While the UK established the world's first formal, dedicated regulatory pathway for biosimilars in 2003, India had already approved a recombinant Hepatitis B vaccine in 2000. This product successfully protected millions of people from disease and established the baseline for what has become a highly respected, multi-billion dollar global manufacturing powerhouse.
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Have you ever left your Antibiotics course incomplete because you felt better after a few days? If yes, you are risking yourself to a major global health threat called Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) also known as Antibiotic resistance. In 2021, AMR was associated with 9,87000 deaths in India alone.
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A fever, cough, urinary tract infection, or a seemingly minor wound is often overlooked and not treated as a matter of concern. For most people, these conditions are treatable and resolve without major complications. However for certain individuals, such as, older adults, people with diabetes, cancer patients, pregnant women, people with weak auto immune system and people who completely neglect these conditions, a small infection can escalate into a severe medical condition called Sepsis.
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Getting a CT Scan or an MRI are on the most commonly used imaging tests in healthcare. and most of us have heard about them and know that both these scans require patients to lie on a movable table that passes through a big, donut-shaped machine. But do you know what exactly is the difference between them and how do doctors decide which one is the right choice?
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In order for any medicine to be effective it must go through a complex manufacturing process that ensures product safety and quality. And this is where Good Manufacturing Practices play a critical role. Commonly known as Gmp, they are a system of guidelines designed to ensure that products across all industries are consistently manufactured according to established quality standards. For the pharmaceutical industry, it serves as the foundation for quality assurance, helping manufacturers produce medicines that are safe, effective, and of the required quality every time.
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Medical imaging has transformed healthcare by enabling visualization of the human body in ways that were once impossible. Technologies such as X-rays, CT scans, MRI, ultrasound, and other imaging modalities have become essential tools for diagnosing diseases, monitoring treatment, and guiding clinical decisions. As medical imaging continues to evolve it is taking a new shape with the emergence of Artificial Intelligence offering new possibilities for improving diagnostic accuracy, efficiency, and patient care.
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