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In the realm of healthcare, robotics is making strides in various areas, one of them being kidney-preserving cancer care. While specific details about the technology involved remain undisclosed, the potential benefits are significant.
Meanwhile, in the field of stroke rehabilitation, the FAST Walk system is under evaluation. This neuromodulation-assisted gait recovery system is being assessed for its potential in aiding chronic stroke patients. The study, conducted by researchers at Freie Universität Berlin, is being overseen by the EH News Bureau.
Away from the medical front, there are developments in health policies. The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has signed an MoU with Pfizer. The purpose of this collaboration is to speed up the lab-to-market journey of healthcare solutions, although the details of the agreement remain unspecified.
Elsewhere, the World Health Organization (WHO) has made additions to its Essential Medicines List (EML). Rapid-acting insulin analogues and GLP-1 receptor agonists have been included, marking a significant step forward in diabetes management.
In other news, Sandeep Dogra has been appointed as the Group COO of ShardaCare Healthcity and Sharda Hospital. This appointment does not seem to be related to the aforementioned topics but marks a change in leadership within the healthcare sector.
Lastly, PharmEasy has identified Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra as the leading dengue hotspots in India. However, the report does not provide specifics about the severity or number of cases, nor does it discuss preventive measures or treatments for dengue in these regions.
These updates highlight the dynamic nature of the healthcare sector, with advancements in technology, policy changes, and ongoing health concerns like dengue. As always, it's crucial to stay informed and prioritise health and wellbeing.
