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Reducing ICU Infection Risks with Silicone Ventilator Circuit Tubing

  • 06 Jun 2025   |   : Atharwa Mishra,Sales Executive at Ami Polymer Pvt. Ltd.

Ensuring the safety of patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is of utmost importance. Infection control remains a critical challenge. The design and materials associated with the respiratory support apparatus are very important in infection control. In this regard, an important development has been made with the adoption of silicone medical grade ventilator circuit […]

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  •   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

In the life-or-death arena of healthcare, one miscalculating step could be the defining moment between recovery and doom. Yearly, people all over the globe undergo harm because of medical blunders: wrong surgeries performed on the correct patients, medications being swapped, and much more. However, as for now, this tale is being rewritten with the advent […]

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  •   |   : Jatin Mahajan, Managing Director Managing Director J Mitra & Co Pvt Ltd.

With a stellar legacy spanning over five decades, 55 patents, and exports to more than 45 countries, J Mitra and Company has become a worldwide pioneer in the in-vitro diagnostics (IVD) sector. The company has developed a solid reputation for creativity, quality, and affordability in diagnostic solutions. J Mitra focuses on enhancing the speed and […]

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How Does Glucose POCT Work for Diabetics?

  • 11 Feb 2025   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

The work of a medical professional is always difficult, especially with diabetes patients. Point of care testing (POCT) is diagnostic testing that is performed at a patient’s bedside and is of utmost importance to diabetics because it greatly increases the efficiency in testing the blood sugar levels of the patient’s body. Blood sugar tests in […]

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What’s the Best Way to Use Glucose POCT at Home?

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  •   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

Point-of-care testing (POCT) for glucose is an essential tool for the management of diabetes or to track glucose levels at home. With technology developments, glucose meters for home use are now more accurate, simpler to use, and more affordable. Nevertheless, best practices in glucose POCT devices’ use remain crucial to accurate outcomes. Best Practices in […]

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  •   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is considered one of the most prevalent malignant tumors in the skin as well as in areas with mucosal surfaces. It develops from the squamous epithelial cells and is marked by incessant proliferation and a tendency to infiltrate deeper tissues. The histopathological evaluation is important in the diagnosis of SCC, its […]

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  • 01 Jan 2025   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a behavioral phenomenon that is prevalent in individuals with autism yet has its own distinctive features and difficulties. Even though PDA is not fully accepted or appreciated everywhere, it is becoming more prominent among health providers, teachers, and families because of how differently it affects people. It is essential to […]

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Genomic Pathology in Personalized Medicine: Tailoring Treatment Based on Patients’ Genetics

  • 20 Nov 2024   |   : Dr. AKanksha Awasthi,MD Pathology, PGMO Jai Prakash district hospital Bhopal

When it comes to medicine, it is a most satisfying time to be alive because development in genomic science presents us with the opportunity of being able to design a treatment for each and every one of the patients. The concept relating to this is called personalized or precision medicine which, when applied to level […]

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  • 02 Oct 2024   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

Parafilm M: The versatile, flexible and watertight thermoplastic film, which makes it the most commonly used film in the laboratory for sealing and protecting samples, containers and equipment. It is also an essential lab maintainance tool for efficiency and sample integrity. Here are some tips to follow while using Parafilm M appropriately in your lab: […]

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  •   |   : Kumar Jeetendra

Parafilm M is a lab film that is adaptable and has excellent sealing qualities. Here are the top 5 innovative uses of Parafilm M in modern research, along with detailed explanations: Sealing of Petri Dishes and Culture Plates Parafilm M finds wide usage in microbiology and cell culture labs for the purpose of sealing petri […]

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: 06-Jun-2025   |   :Atharwa Mishra,Sales Executive at Ami Polymer Pvt. Ltd.

Ensuring the safety of patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is of utmost importance. Infection control remains a critical challenge. The design and materials associated with the respiratory support apparatus are very important in infection control. In this regard, an important development has been made with the adoption of silicone medical grade ventilator circuit […]

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Innovations That Are Reducing Errors & Saving Lives

Kumar Jeetendra | June 6, 2025
: 06-Jun-2025   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

In the life-or-death arena of healthcare, one miscalculating step could be the defining moment between recovery and doom. Yearly, people all over the globe undergo harm because of medical blunders: wrong surgeries performed on the correct patients, medications being swapped, and much more. However, as for now, this tale is being rewritten with the advent […]

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Accuracy and Speed: Science Driving J Mitra’s Rapid Test Kits

Kumar Jeetendra | June 6, 2025
: 06-Jun-2025   |   :Jatin Mahajan, Managing Director Managing Director J Mitra & Co Pvt Ltd.

With a stellar legacy spanning over five decades, 55 patents, and exports to more than 45 countries, J Mitra and Company has become a worldwide pioneer in the in-vitro diagnostics (IVD) sector. The company has developed a solid reputation for creativity, quality, and affordability in diagnostic solutions. J Mitra focuses on enhancing the speed and […]

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How Does Glucose POCT Work for Diabetics?

Kumar Jeetendra | February 11, 2025
: 11-Feb-2025   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

The work of a medical professional is always difficult, especially with diabetes patients. Point of care testing (POCT) is diagnostic testing that is performed at a patient’s bedside and is of utmost importance to diabetics because it greatly increases the efficiency in testing the blood sugar levels of the patient’s body. Blood sugar tests in […]

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What’s the Best Way to Use Glucose POCT at Home?

Kumar Jeetendra | February 11, 2025
: 11-Feb-2025   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

Point-of-care testing (POCT) for glucose is an essential tool for the management of diabetes or to track glucose levels at home. With technology developments, glucose meters for home use are now more accurate, simpler to use, and more affordable. Nevertheless, best practices in glucose POCT devices’ use remain crucial to accurate outcomes. Best Practices in […]

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Histopathology of squamous cell Carcinoma

Kumar Jeetendra | February 11, 2025
: 11-Feb-2025   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is considered one of the most prevalent malignant tumors in the skin as well as in areas with mucosal surfaces. It develops from the squamous epithelial cells and is marked by incessant proliferation and a tendency to infiltrate deeper tissues. The histopathological evaluation is important in the diagnosis of SCC, its […]

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What Is Pathological Demand Avoidance and How Can You Spot It?

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: 01-Jan-2025   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a behavioral phenomenon that is prevalent in individuals with autism yet has its own distinctive features and difficulties. Even though PDA is not fully accepted or appreciated everywhere, it is becoming more prominent among health providers, teachers, and families because of how differently it affects people. It is essential to […]

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Genomic Pathology in Personalized Medicine: Tailoring Treatment Based on Patients’ Genetics

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: 20-Nov-2024   |   :Dr. AKanksha Awasthi,MD Pathology, PGMO Jai Prakash district hospital Bhopal

When it comes to medicine, it is a most satisfying time to be alive because development in genomic science presents us with the opportunity of being able to design a treatment for each and every one of the patients. The concept relating to this is called personalized or precision medicine which, when applied to level […]

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Kumar Jeetendra | October 2, 2024
: 02-Oct-2024   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

Parafilm M: The versatile, flexible and watertight thermoplastic film, which makes it the most commonly used film in the laboratory for sealing and protecting samples, containers and equipment. It is also an essential lab maintainance tool for efficiency and sample integrity. Here are some tips to follow while using Parafilm M appropriately in your lab: […]

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Top 5 Innovative Uses of Parafilm M in Modern Research

Kumar Jeetendra | October 2, 2024
: 02-Oct-2024   |   :Kumar Jeetendra

Parafilm M is a lab film that is adaptable and has excellent sealing qualities. Here are the top 5 innovative uses of Parafilm M in modern research, along with detailed explanations: Sealing of Petri Dishes and Culture Plates Parafilm M finds wide usage in microbiology and cell culture labs for the purpose of sealing petri […]

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