New Odisha Age

Apollo Hospitals introduced cell therapy treatment for Orthopaedic patients

Bhubaneswar: Apollo Hospitals, Bhubaneswar, Odisha’s leading super speciality hospital has introduced a new cell therapy treatment for Orthopaedic patients suffering from bone and cartilage injuries and diseases. This is for the first time in our state such a new procedure is being introduced. Chondron  is a treatment where autologous chondrocytes are implanted. This helps treat…

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IIL forays into Herbal market with ‘Zuspray’- Topical spray product for animals

Hyderabad: Hyderabad-based Indian Immunological Limited (IIL), a leading player in human and animal health has launched its first herbal product ‘Zuspray’ for animals. The launch of this herbal topical spray marks IIL’s entry into the Rs 480 crores valued domestic animal health herbal market. The herbal ingredients in ‘Zuspray’ will help in the treatment of all…

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VLCC and Saudi conglomerate Cigalah Group sign strategic partnership to launch VLCC Wellness Centres in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

New Delhi: The premier global beauty and wellness brand, VLCC, and leading Saudi business house and healthcare services and products player, Cigalah, today announced a strategic partnership to launch VLCC Wellness centres in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), starting with Jeddah. VLCC’s entry into KSA will further strengthen its position in the Gulf Cooperation…

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Vedanta bags “India Affairs Professional CEO of the year 2017” award at the 8th Annual India Leadership Conclave & Indian Affairs Business Leadership Awards 2017

Bhubaneswar: On 4th August, 2017, Mr Abhijit Pati, CEO – Aluminium & Power, Vedanta Ltd. Jharsuguda, was awarded the “India Affairs Professional CEO of the year 2017” at the 8th Annual India Leadership Conclave & Indian Affairs Business Leadership Awards 2017. The event was held at Hotel Sahara Star in Mumbai and was attended by…

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Tata Trust & Odisha Govt joins hand aganist malaria

In perhaps the biggest private-public initiative against malaria, Tata Trusts volunteers and the state’s community health workers organise screening camps, go around explaining the use of insecticide-sprayed mosquito nets, bury mosquito-breeding ditches and distribute medicine kits in 625 villages of Odisha’s Rayagada, Kandhamal, Kalahandi and Gajapathi districts. “The human suffering from disease and death is…

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