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Articles by T.V. Padma

India's mobile lab hunts counterfeit, substandard drugs

June 17, 2015
By T.V. Padma
NEW DELHI – As it works to shore up its regulatory and testing systems, India has taken its show on the road.
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India's mobile lab hunts counterfeit, substandard drugs

June 16, 2015
By T.V. Padma
NEW DELHI – As it works to shore up its regulatory and testing systems, India has taken its show on the road.
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MERS: Not a Crisis Yet: As researchers work on drug candidates, Kinghawk reveals MERS diagnostic

June 15, 2015
By Cornelia Zou and T.V. Padma

S. Korea, China on alert as researchers scramble to move drugs forward

June 15, 2015
By Cornelia Zou and T.V. Padma
HONG KONG & NEW DELHI – Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) is in the spotlight across Asia, as researchers search for drugs to fight a virus many fear could be as devastating as SARS was in 2003.
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Government commits $14M to biocluster plan for research, innovation

June 11, 2015
By T.V. Padma
LUCKNOW, India – An Indian government-funded drug research institute plans to set up a biopharma industry incubation center to attract entrepreneurs in northern and central India, areas that are home to a number of high-quality research laboratories but are in dire need of bioclusters.
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Government commits $14M to biocluster plan for research, innovation

June 10, 2015
By T.V. Padma
LUCKNOW, India – An Indian government-funded drug research institute plans to set up a biopharma industry incubation center to attract entrepreneurs in northern and central India, areas that are home to a number of high-quality research laboratories but are in dire need of bioclusters.
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Bharat Biotech battles the high cost of vaccines, one disease at a time

May 20, 2015
By T.V. Padma
NEW DELHI – With three new vaccines in the pipeline over the next two years – for viruses that are common in developing tropical countries – India-based Bharat Biotech International Ltd. (BBIL) continues to pursue its defining mantra of a $1-a-dose vaccine that is within the reach of people in poor countries.
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Bharat Biotech battles the high cost of vaccines, one disease at a time

May 20, 2015
By T.V. Padma
NEW DELHI – With three new vaccines in the pipeline over the next two years – for viruses that are common in developing tropical countries – India-based Bharat Biotech International Ltd. (BBIL) continues to pursue its defining mantra of a $1-a-dose vaccine that is within the reach of people in poor countries.
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Aisa in the Spotlight: India mulls price caps, new regulatory structure for devices

May 8, 2015
By T.V. Padma

Asia in the Spotlight: India sets up medical devices parks to jumpstart more domestic production

April 21, 2015
By T.V. Padma
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