Military constructing two COVID-19 medical facilities in J&K region
In the realm of healthcare, Dr. L H Hiranandani Hospital in Mumbai has received a significant accolade - the LEED Platinum certification. This prestigious award recognises the hospital's unwavering commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly practices, underscoring its dedication to environmental sustainability.
Meanwhile, in the world of technology, Stryker, a global medical technology company, has expanded its Research and Development operations in India with a new facility in Bengaluru. This expansion signifies a growing interest in India's technological capabilities, as the new facility is expected to drive advancements in medical technology research and development, focusing on the creation of innovative medical technologies.
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, SRL Diagnostics has taken a proactive step by deploying a mobile testing van in Mumbai for conducting COVID-19 tests. This initiative aims to increase accessibility and ease the burden on fixed testing centres.
Elsewhere in the tech sphere, Lenovo has launched GOAST v4.0, a genome sequencing technology designed to reduce sequencing time to a mere 24 minutes. This breakthrough could potentially revolutionise the field of genetic research, making it faster and more efficient than ever before.
In other news, DocOnline, a digital health platform, has appointed Manasije Mishra as its Managing Director. However, further details about the previous Managing Director's departure or who will be replacing Mishra are yet to be disclosed.
Lastly, a concerning health issue has come to light - the co-existence of lung cancer and tuberculosis. This phenomenon, often leading to undetected lung cancer cases, highlights the need for improved diagnostic methods. The undetected cases result in lost lives, making it a significant health concern that warrants immediate attention.
