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Divya Rajagopal
Divya Rajagopal is an Assistant Editor with The Economic Times newspaper based out of Mumbai, India. She writes on intersection of medical science and business.
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Healthcare's dilemma: Balancing public needs with business sense
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NPPA to look into diabetes drug price-fixing allegations
Sun Pharma resets goals, to focus on quality
Demonetisation: People stock up on medicines to get rid of old notes
Piramal targets Rs 1,000 crore revenue in OTC business on back of buyouts
Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw backs two cancer startups
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Meet four Indian startups fighting cancer
Drug prices to rise slightly on removal of duty relief
What's adding to woes of online pharmacy startups
18 top Ranbaxy executives including Indrajit Banerjee, Yugal Sikri, get marching orders as part of integration plan with Sun Phama
Gelatine makers cowed by beef ban
Twitter, Facebook need to play bigger role to check online abuse
Pharma companies on a talent hunt to fill skills gap
Don't wear a condom, wear values to fight AIDS: Harsh Vardhan
GSK CEO backs India’s pharma policy, cautious on acquisitions
Telecom companies seek to increase mobile call rates by 10p/minute
Women bloggers offer tips on work-life balance
Debt-ridden Elder Pharmaceuticals up for sale
Dinesh Thakur: Meet the man who won Rs 244 crore for blowing the whistle against Ranbaxy
Lobby fears norms violation in Cipla's biosimilar drug
Only 3% of patents filed by MNC pharma firms under dispute: Study
EU, Australia, Canada may follow India’s Patent Law
ICICI, HDFC Banks get strict on money laundering; offer immunity to staff who exposes wrongdoings
As economy fails to perk up, sex stimulation products grow fastest in pharma sector
Pharma sector sales growth slump in December quarter
Cipla set to buy 51% of S Africa's Cipla Medpro for about $220 million
Drug pricing formula: Lawyers differ with Supreme Court
GE capital picks up 7.69% in Biocon's Syngene for Rs 125 crore
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