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India’s Ankura Hospitals opens 120-bed super speciality hospital in Indore
India’s Ankura Hospitals opens 120-bed super speciality hospital in Indore
Services include high-risk pregnancy care, Level III NICU, PICU, IVF, and paediatric surgery.
Demand for custom implants to push market to $11.5b by 2036
Orthopaedic implants lead the market.
China's liver cancer cases to hit 264,000 by 2034
It will account for roughly 71% of the projected 8MM incident cases.
Ajou University Hospital, Wills Memorial sign emergency care pact
Both institutions expect to establish a patient-centred medical linkage system.
EDGE employees to gain wider healthcare access under Burjeel deal
It will also include preventive health initiatives.
Preventive health propels biotics supplements to $6.2b by 2036
Capsules are projected to dominate the market.
Home care growth pulls Joson-Care beyond ICU bed market
A Japanese partner and the Relive Next brand are anchoring the company's push into household settings.
Hiwin robots extend therapist reach amid rehab staff shortage
Patients are held upright at the pelvis and knees to practise early walking recovery.
Arbo3 pushes automatic air control as hospital staffing tightens
Removing filter-replacement upkeep is a core design goal for the current lineup.
Wound care demand climbs as Taiwan's over-65s pass 20%
The firm added a 70% IPA prep pad to a line that previously stocked only 75% ethanol.
Hearing aid demand grows as Taiwan ages and seniors go digital
DigiMax says stigma and prices near US$2,000 per ear still lead many seniors to delay treatment.
AI, handheld imaging to drive ultrasound-on-chip market growth
It is expected to reach $200.5m by 2036.
TMC, PhilCare expand prepaid healthcare reach across Philippines
PhilCare members can use their prepaid healthcare products at any TMC hospital or clinic.
Kaohsiung team studies royal jelly vesicles for wound repair
Early work suggests the particles may aid even hard-to-close diabetic wounds while safety remains unconfirmed.
Netown expands senior care tech as Taiwan's elderly numbers climb
The firm designs its assistive technology for disabled residents as well as older adults.
Bone graft tools sharpen as AI reshapes Taiwan medtech
Lin says wider AI momentum is pulling the firm's design work forward.
Taiwan hospitals keep AI in-house to guard patient data
An ageing society and thin medical staffing are driving hospitals to adopt AI agents for daily work.
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