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Navigating India’s Diverging Health Landscape and Field Force Optimisation
India’s health map is splitting into two distinct opportunity...
Mounjaro to Orforglipro: Lilly’s $6 Billion Bet on the Next GLP‑1 Revolution
Eli Lilly is in a rare position. Its GLP-1...
Violence Against Medics – Lessons to Draw from Private Hospitals
One interesting fact: most medical colleges and linked public hospitals in major cities were designed in the British era, with an open ward design. A medical administrator, tongue-in-cheek, put it succinctly: “When these hospitals were designed, nobody would have imagined that doctors will face violence”.
Time for design thinking in public healthcare delivery!
Violence Against Doctors: Doctor-Patient Relationship Bruised and Battered
If a business fails, it was an idea that didn’t work. If treatment fails – it must be a botch up. A broken gadget may be beyond repair, but not a patient in a doctor’s hands. From such ungraded expectations stems the potential for things to take an ugly turn.
An unwanted profession dealing with an unwanted condition, namely Ill health:
If possible, we would wish away death and diseases, hospitals and doctors. A hospital is not a holiday resort, but it too costs money. And the scenario of an adverse outcome like death simply becomes unacceptable.
Glosing the Gender Gap
Guest Editorial by Sharadha Iyer on the urgent need to close the gender gap in the Indian Pharma Industry
India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
From Overuse to Overreaction: Recalibrating India’s C-Section Debate
India’s caesarean section debate is drifting toward polarisation.
On one...
India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
From Overuse to Overreaction: Recalibrating India’s C-Section Debate
India’s caesarean section debate is drifting toward polarisation.
On one...
India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
From Overuse to Overreaction: Recalibrating India’s C-Section Debate
India’s caesarean section debate is drifting toward polarisation.
On one...
India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
From Overuse to Overreaction: Recalibrating India’s C-Section Debate
India’s caesarean section debate is drifting toward polarisation.
On one...
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Healthcare is First a Responsibility…
Patient Centricity, the most talked, least understood and poorly implemented strategy in our domain, if holistically approached and sincerely implemented, can truly transform and lead us towards a culture of ‘Healthcare is a Responsibility’. If every person in the life sciences organization at every level, is motivated, trained and equipped to understand, what is of value to the Patient and then strive towards co-creating, creating or contributing, we can travel a huge distance. Is this ‘Value’ paradigm implementable? Well, some are already doing it...
Has Indian Pharma Seen The Longevity Tsunami Coming?
Why India Must Urgently Reinvent Healthcare for a 100-Year...
Quality, Not Price: Why the Generic Drug Debate Keeps Missing the Point
In an earlier article in The Wire Science, I...
Sales Readiness For Trainers and Reps – Improve Effectiveness In A New Pharma World
Last week, I was in a meeting with the...
Indian Pharma Power 23
By MedicinMan Editorial Team
India’s pharmaceutical dominance doesn’t rest on...
India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
From Overuse to Overreaction: Recalibrating India’s C-Section Debate
India’s caesarean section debate is drifting toward polarisation.
On one...
India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
From Overuse to Overreaction: Recalibrating India’s C-Section Debate
India’s caesarean section debate is drifting toward polarisation.
On one...
India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
From Overuse to Overreaction: Recalibrating India’s C-Section Debate
India’s caesarean section debate is drifting toward polarisation.
On one...
India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
From Overuse to Overreaction: Recalibrating India’s C-Section Debate
India’s caesarean section debate is drifting toward polarisation.
On one...
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India’s Pharma Renaissance: Private Equity at the Helm
Indian pharmaceuticals have long been known as the “pharmacy...
The ₹5 Snack SKU: A Silent Indian Metabolic Crisis
Executive Summary — The Paradox of Scale
In the annals...
Sleep Apnea: Apnimed Pill to Replace CPAP Machine?
In India, where urban sleep debt is rising, obesity...
Why the World Still Doesn’t Celebrate Antibiotic Breakthroughs llike Zaynich
When a new cancer drug shows promise, it trends...
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