#med-tech

im just imagining ceres trying to use a stethoscope and being like umm lol

I haven’t finalised the device design yet, otherwise I’d have included it here.

But yes! The two of them work on making a weird little multi-tool that contains things tailored to Jax’s medical needs while he’s small.

Technology is changing the human way of living, care, and healing. Things imagined a year ago are pushed into reality with technologies like 3D printing, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and more.

At the time of writing this blog post, India is the fourth worst-hit country regarding Covid-19. The only countries suffering more than India are Russia, Brazil, and the United States of America. Within these countries, there’s one common denominator, Job loss. We will talk about the 5 best and worst performing sectors during covid-19

https://factinsights.com/2022/02/5-best-and-worst-performing-sectors-during-covid-19/

5 Best Performing Sectors During Covid-19

1. Agri-Tech

2. Online Gaming

3. Ed-Tech

4. Online Media

5. Med-Tech

5 Worst Performing Sectors during Covid19

1. Aviation Sector

2. Travel and Tourism

3. Hospitality Sector

4. Automobile Sector

It's an extreme pleasure to announce our expansion to 1,30,000 sq. ft. of the area in Medical Devices Park, Jodhpur, Rajasthan. To foster better healthcare, we are continually expanding our capabilities in terms of area, automation, and workforce.

Why is the expansion so special?

The expansion is special due to the following reasons:

Increase in innovation in healthcare

The expansion will increase the pace of innovation across multiple segments. The area will be utilized for nurturing projects across life sciences, diagnostics, pain relief, and wellness.

Increment in work opportunities

Increment in the area, capacities, and business also brings immense opportunities for young engineers and other talented individuals to work for their nation. The establishment of such spaces caters to the mission of inhibiting brain drain from India.

Promotion of make in India

Johari Digital Healthcare Ltd. works to accomplish the mission of "Make in India". With the expansion, we would be catering to global Med-Tech giants all over the globe for their manufacturing needs.

Commercialization of ideas from academia

The research and developments in universities can be utilized to develop products that can be commercialized. The scaling will open avenues for academia and the industrial sector to collaborate.

Johari Digital Healthcare Ltd. invites healthcare units from all over the globe to partner with us to deliver quality healthcare devices to their end-consumers.

Johari Digital is the leading MDSAP, US FDA, and GMP certified electronic medical device manufacturing company headquartered in Jodhpur, India. Our advanced physiotherapy & wellness devices have been successfully catering to the Indian and Global markets for the past 4 decades and continually evolving in relevance to consumer needs. With an extensive distribution/service network, we consistently support our clients to nurture strong partnerships. Our diverse product portfolios across multiple healthcare segments like Therapeutics, Aesthetics, Life sciences, and Diagnostics.

Med-Tech Newborn Foundation Saves Thousands of Newborn Lives

Med-tech startup saves the lives of the most vulnerable by advocating universal screening tests.

By  Lee Masterson and Anne Howard

Minnesota-based Annamarie Saarinen is the mother of a little girl who was born with congenital heart defects that the doctors didn’t recognize during the initial physical exam at birth. Despite the fact that the baby’s heart was nearly three times the size it should…

God’s (Better Than Sci-Fi) Gift Of Health Tech

The means by which God often chooses to accomplish His purposes and bring glory to Himself often mystify, confuse, and even anger us. He frequently chooses to employ what seem to be very crude physical tools (all of which are His property to use as He sees fit, of course), the likes of which we wish He wouldn’t use for any number of reasons, including:

We think they’re “beneath” him. .

They’re…

Ed Smith does some fiendishly difficult surgeries. A pediatric neurosurgeon at Boston Children’s Hospital, he often removes tumors and blood vessels that have grown in gnarled, tangled shapes. These days, Smith prepares for his work by using an unusual tool: a 3-D printer.