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The Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI) represents the collective voice of the MedTech industry, dedicated to advancing access to high-quality, innovative, and safe healthcare solutions. As a trusted partner, MTaI works closely with the Government of India, healthcare professionals, and global MedTech leaders to shape a robust, inclusive, and future-ready healthcare ecosystem.
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बीमारी हो या चोट, सर्जरी करेगा रोबोट!
#AapkiKhabarAapkaFayda में देखिए बीमारी हो या चोट, सर्जरी करेगा रोबोट! दिल हो या दिमाग, रोबोट करेगा इलाज! मस्क का दावा:सर्जन घटेंगे, रोबोट बढ़ेंगे रोबोट बनेंगे मशीन युग में नए ‘मसीहा’! ‘डॉ. रोबो’ पर कितना करें भरोसा? #AapkiKhabarAapkaFayda Source:- Zee Business
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Opportunity in crisis? India’s medical device sector eyes post tariffs world
In a recent webinar hosted by ETHealthworld, industry experts examined the implications of recent US developments on Source:- ET Healthworld
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Webinar on Tariffs Trade offs Can Indian Device Makers Hold Ground Amid Global Trade Strain
At a time when the Indian medical device industry is being hailed as a sunrise sector, with domestic manufacturers eyeing the US as a key market Source:- YouTube
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US harming its own citizens by putting excessive tariffs on medical technology: MTaI
US President Donald Trump has announced reciprocal tariffs on about 60 countries to counter higher duties imposed globally on American products. Pavan Choudary, Chairman, Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI) said that the U.S. administration’s decision to impose reciprocal tariffs does not reflect informed policymaking. Source:- Financial Express
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Indian medical devices industry calls USA’s 27% tariff challenge for growth
Indian medical device manufacturers expect challenges for their growth in the United States (US) after President Donald Trump announced imposing a 27 per cent reciprocal tariff on imports from India. The new tariffs may impact India Source:- Business Standard
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Indian Med Device makers face stiff test as US tariffs take effect, eyes diplomatic escape
Over the recent tariff announced by the US President, industry bodies in India have called the move a significant challenge to the sector’s growth and stakeholders have voiced to explore bilateral routes for a balanced approach to serve mutual interest. Source:- ET Healthworld
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