Tag: "corporate" at medical news

And now live birth on the internet.com?

...ing technology used by view baby has been used for corporate video conferencing and to broadcast Madonna’s latest concert. The pilot project was free and the hospital authorities are yet to decide on the fee for this facility. Internet revolution is reaching dizzying heights!!...

Lure of the home turf brings back NRI doctors

...o far, of which 5 are from the US,'' saysdirector, corporate marketing, Fortis Healthcare, Janak Bajwa. At Max, five out of the 35 doctors on board are from the US. Max recentlyopened up a diagnostic centre and two Dr Max clinics in the capital. The totalplanned investment for Delhi is in the region of Rs 400 ...

MSI puts on hold plans for operations in Chennai

...ition melts down. The competition in Chennai among corporate outlets is by way of discounts is quite fierce. Th...nnai will still continue to have the existing five corporate retailers, viz, Apollo Pharmacy, Subiksha Trading Company, TruValue, Health & Glow and Vitan, which ...

GlaxoSmithKline To Cultivate Non-Smoking Environment

...y is providing for on-line registration for Indian corporate interested in promoting no-smoking culture among its employees. In a step-by-step process, Glaxo is charting out a detailed programme for the employees. The team comprises a doctor and a counsellor. It also includes free education programmes and coun...

E-Mail Affects Brain More Than Marijuana

...n is a real and present problem for workers in the corporate environment. According to the study, 62 percent of adults are addicted to checking their e-mail and text messages. A follow-up report from HP gives tips on how employees can prevent Info-Mania that includes dedicating a specific e-mail time, increas...

New X-ray machine launched by GE Healthcare

...st year, involving about 81,000 patients in select corporate hospitals in Bangalore, Mangalore and Chennai. The company plans to market the product in international markets in the next two years to boost export sales from the subcontinent. The company generates about 60 percent of its revenue from the Indian ...

HIV/AIDS - May push Back the Tide of Progress in India

... world after South Africa and now threats// to the corporate world of India are very real according to a World Economic Survey. The surveys message is “50 per cent businesses expect an effect on the business due to AIDS in the next five years." Fifty-six Indian businesses were surveyed recently and 46 per c...

Kalam Appeals to Eradicate Hearing Disability

...ty. The medical community, social institutions and corporate houses have the task of restoring the disability of nearly 10 million people with the support of the Government, He added that ENT specialists were doing their bit but efforts have to be intensified to include remote areas. Recounting his own experi...

World AIDS day marked with Rallies and installation of Condom Vending machines

...students from school and // colleges and various corporate and NGO's. It was estimated that in the year 2004, more than 4.9 million people are infected with HIV and more than 75% of them died and it is estimated that by 2010 more than 75 million people will be infected by HIV. The survey also showed that mo...

TI Cycles Introduces Foldman

...ed for health clubs, holiday resorts, academic and corporate campuses and farm houses,' Sridhar noted. TI Cycles is part of the Rs.62.5 billion Murugappa Group, with about 40 manufacturing facilities in 12 states across the country. The company's leading cycle brands are BSA and Hercules. IANS...

Cell Phones and pagers are mixed blessing

...of private life and extra work pressure. Even some corporate companies have the policy of not disturbing their employees by mobile phone after office hours. It is wise to avoid office work at home and private life at work and most of the study reports that mobile phones and pagers only increase tension and str...

Indian Inc not proactive to HIV/AIDS threat: study

India is among those countries where corporate bodies are by and large are not proactive vis-a-vi...,' said Bloom. This assessment is true for Indian corporate bodies surveyed, with 27 percent expecting serious impact of HIV/AIDS in the next five years and onl...

CNIC To Provide Funds To Mount Sinai School

...funds the CNIC, which also receives funds from the corporate sector, and its programs are sought to be sustained until 2015. The Mount Sinai School of Medicine is engaged in scientific research aimed at countering diseases more efficiently....

Terry Fox Run To Be Held On 6 February

...portation. The event is being supported by several corporate houses, non-government organizations, schools and individuals. Canadian High Commissioner Lucie Edwards will flag off the event at 10:00 a.m. Fox was an active, 18-year-old youth in Winnipeg, Canada, when he was diagnosed with bone cancer that forc...

Youngsters, now have a good reason to interact online

...the group in a personal meeting with political and corporate heads from all over the world. According to Cassel, "While other studies have reported that leadership in the online world is similar to leadership in the off-line or physical world, those studies have been based on the behaviors of adult technolog...

Mobile Clinic For Sex Workers In Pune

...y stations, localities adjacent to the airport and corporate areas where a large number of sex worker operate during the night. However, names of the patients would be kept secret. "Every patient is very important to us and we would never disclose their identity. Like static clinics all patients would get ...

Doctor's strike called off in Maharashtra

...condition is very delicate,' said Anant Kishnan, a corporate executive. The decision to call off the strike came after the government promised to institute a four-man committee - including members of the Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors (MARD) - to look into the issue of security for doctors and p...

Needed, more space for women's sexual identity on marquees

...ma. The favorable box-office collections have led corporate houses to put their money and faith in the new crop of independent filmmakers. There is, however, no love lost between the forbearer of the new uprising and the upholders of the old bastions. Many critics waste no time in labeling them as few wannab...

Satellite Clinic To Be Set Up in Toronto By Ohio-Based Cleveland Clinic

... by the satellite clinic. Pateints refered through corporate clients would be billed on a fee-per-service basis. Approximately 2000 to 3000 patients are expected to attend the new health service. 'We have a clear commitment that medicare is a fundamental Canadian value, and we believe in the preservation for...

US To Look In To Improving the Elder Care

...resents more than 200,000 human resource and other corporate officials, said 39 % of its members reported in 2003 that elder care benefits were too costly to be feasible....

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