
Vidya Sagar Maddela
Contributor at World Pharmaceutical Frontiers
Contributor at Future Banking Magazine
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3 weeks ago |
practical-patient-care.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
US-based non-profit healthcare system Driscoll Children’s Hospital Heart Centre has unveiled its $100m expansion, enhancing paediatric heart care across South Texas. The facility now includes over 50,000ft2 of cardiac care space, featuring two advanced operating rooms, and two advanced cardiac catheterisation labs. It also features a 35-bed Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (CICU), aiming to improve treatment for children with heart conditions.
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3 weeks ago |
ingredients-insight.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
Gundry MD has launched Ultimate H2, a molecular hydrogen supplement aimed at supporting energy production, cognitive function, and overall well-being. The new product builds on the company’s experience with hydrogen supplements, having first introduced H2 Restore in 2019. Developed by Dr Steven Gundry, the supplement is designed to optimise mitochondrial function, promoting efficient energy production at the cellular level.
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3 weeks ago |
hoistmagazine.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
Konecranes has secured a contract from Impeccable Vintage Properties (IVP) to deliver an integrated crane system for Subang Airport in Malaysia. The advanced crane systems were ordered last year and are set for installation in Hangar 3 at the IVP Complex either later this year or in early 2026. It will support aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations at Subang Airport.
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3 weeks ago |
financedirectoreurope.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
US-based digital banking provider Apiture has unveiled Fintech Connector, a new initiative designed to streamline the integration of fintech solutions with its digital banking platform. Fintech Connector aims to help financial institutions adapt to the evolving demands of account holders by integrating fintech innovations without the need for custom solutions.
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3 weeks ago |
practical-patient-care.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
The UK government has announced reforms to enhance the patient experience by reducing the waiting times in accident and emergency (A&E) departments. The initiative, backed by a £450m investment, is part of the government’s Plan for Change to modernise NHS services and enhance emergency care delivery. It will focus on expanding urgent and emergency care facilities to prevent 800,000 patients annually from waiting over four hours in A&E departments.
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