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By: PR Newswire
Jun. 28, 2011 03:54 AM
NEW YORK, June 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces
that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
HIV diagnostics market in India
This report covers the HIV diagnostics market in India. HIV stands out
as a highly lucrative and expanding market for diagnostics because of
the close integration of diagnostics in day-to-day disease diagnosis,
management, and drug selection. HIV was first identified in India in
1986, in Chennai, shortly after the Indian Council of Medical Research
(ICMR) initiated surveillance for HIV. Surveillance was later taken
over by the National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), set up under
the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
India is planning to scale up prevention of HIV to avoid having to
spend an increasing share of its health budget on treatment of AIDS
patients, according the World Bank and other agencies. India has over
2.5 million AIDS patients currently. India spends about 5 percent of
its $5.4 billion healthcare budget on treating AIDS patients. India
may have to spend $1.8 billion by 2020, about 7 percent of the total
health expenditure, the World Bank said.
Executive Summary
Industry Overview (Global & Indian)
Biomedical research on HIV/AIDS in India
e) Tamil Nadu
f) Manipur
g) Mizoram
h) Nagaland
i) The Punjab
Market Structure and Segmentation
Types of Products
Key Players
Competition situation
Key Drivers
Key Challenges / Barriers
Supply system - supply situation
Key Opportunities
Key Success factors
Regulatory Advantage & legal frameworks
Diagnostics Technologies for India
Industry SWOT
Annexure
List of charts & tables
Industry associations
Certifying authorities
Bibliography
To order this report:
Pathology Industry: HIV diagnostics market in India
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By MICHAEL ROTHFELD
A Long Island charity that promised to help prevent breast cancer
raised $9.1 million over five years and "squandered" nearly all of it
on fund-raising fees, directors' salaries, perks, investments and
other expenses, according to a civil lawsuit filed by the state
attorney general.
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, whose office oversees charities,
accused the Coalition Against Breast Cancer Inc. of being a "sham."
His lawsuit, filed in state Supreme Court in Suffolk County, seeks to
shut down the group and ban its officers from future fund raising. The
group used "a charity as a personal cash machine" and "shamelessly
exploited" donors' generosity, Mr. Schneiderman said.
The lawsuit seeks repayment of an amount of money to be determined at
a trial. In a statement, the group and its directors, Andrew Smith,
Debra Koppelman and Patricia Scott, said the coalition was "far from a
sham organization" and that it was "more than disappointed" about the
suit because it had been working to address issues raised by the state
for more than a year.
The group shut down "some time ago" due to the state's inquiry and
will now be forced to spend its few remaining assets on what directors
see as a "meritorious defense," the statement said.
The lawsuit also named Campaign Center Inc., a for-profit
telemarketing company owned by Garrett Morgan, a friend of Mr.
Smith's, which allegedly collected more than $3.5 million to raise
money for the charity in the last five years.
Mr. Morgan and his lawyer didn't respond to a request for comment.
The group allegedly spent less than 4% of its donations on charitable
programs in the past five years. It funded mammograms for 11 women
over the past three years, a period when it raised $4 million, the
lawsuit said. In 2008, the group raised $1.4 million and spent $374 on
mammograms.
Write to Michael Rothfeld at michael.rothfeld@wsj.com
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The 1,000-metre long electrical wire melted following a suspected
short-circuits and fell to the ground in a residential area injuring
22 people
Submitted on 06/28/2011 - 12:45:54 PM
New Delhi: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued
notice to the Delhi government over an incident earlier this month in
which a high tension power cable fell over homes in east Delhi,
injuring 22 people.
In a statement the NHRC said: "Taking suo motu cognizance of a media
report alleging that 22 people were injured when a high tension wire
fell in a residential area in east Delhi, a notice has been issued to
the Chief Secretary of the Delhi government."
The commission has asked the government to submit a report within four
weeks, reports IANS.
"The Chief Secretary is also directed to inform the Commission as to
what steps are being taken by the government to prevent such incidents
in future," it added.
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