Contributed Edward was one of the first children in England to be given the gene therapy Zolgensma through the NHS A five-year-old boy who received the world’s most expensive drug as a baby has made “incredible progress” and can walk independently, his mother said. Edward, from Colchester, has spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) which means he … Read more
A. Prabhakaran, MLA, inaugurating the renovated Arabikkulam at Thasrak. The Arabikkulam of Thasrak, the pond made famous by legendary Malayalam novelist O.V. Vijayan in his Khasakkinte Ithihasam, has got a fresh lease of life when the O.V. Vijayan Smaraka Samiti came forward to renovate it. For Vijayan fans visiting Thasrak, hardly 10 km away from … Read more
The paintings done by Hyderabad artist Syed Ahmed to document the Ajanta Caves get a facelift through these conservation efforts. | Photo Credit: Serish Nanisetti Sometime in 1910, artist Christiana Herringham left her home in London for India and travelled to reach the Ajanta Caves in Central India, which she had visited four years earlier. … Read more
By Subhro Mallik As the life sciences industry braces itself for the rising challenges of keeping up patient and employee engagement, there is an overriding need for resilience. Considering the major shocks and stresses felt by the industry in recent years, life sciences organizations must learn to repair, recuperate, and spring back faster and better … Read more
Shahid Akhter, editor, ETHealthworld spoke to Dr. Wasim Ghori, Director, Healthcare, Indian Economic Trade Organization (IETO), to know more about the current trends and challenges associated with Remote Patient Monitoring that has gained momentum during the pandemic. What are the trends and challenges in Remote Patient Monitoring today?For remote patient monitoring to work efficiently, the … Read more