Roshan Naik, PhD 🇮🇳 Scientist, BFI BIOME Fellow

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Roshan Naik, PhD 🇮🇳 Scientist, BFI BIOME Fellow

@NeuuRos

Building world's first point of care antimicrobial sensitivity test for One Health

Goa, India Katılım Kasım 2016
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Blockchain For Impact-BFI
Blockchain For Impact-BFI@BFI_Impact_·
For many health innovators, the instinct is to focus on the science, the technology, the mechanism , the clinical promise and regulatory approvals. But in the European healthcare market , success is determined by something less obvious. It depends on how value is created and paid for. At the recent BFI VK Connect Masterclass , delivered by Josep Ballesté Alabart, Vice President, The Swala Institute, one key idea stood out. Many innovators see regulatory approval as the finish line. In Europe, it is only the beginning . The key questions beyond regulation are: •⁠ ⁠Is the clinical benefit proven against the current standard of care? •⁠ ⁠Does it create meaningful value for patients and the system? •⁠ ⁠Can the system afford it at scale? Europe also is not a single healthcare market. While regulation is harmonized , reimbursement and procurement are decided country wise . Launch strategy based on the chosen geography determines pricing, adoption speed, and long-term revenue potential. The future of any health technology in the EU market is decided by one defining question.
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Roshan Naik, PhD 🇮🇳 Scientist, BFI BIOME Fellow
@snehamordani antibiotics in poultry is a common practice even in developed countries. However, it is important to avoid using antibiotics that are critical for human health (eg. colistin). FSSAI to set guidelines on antibiotic residue in chicken meat, periodic use of antibiotic susceptibility
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Sneha Mordani
Sneha Mordani@snehamordani·
In more bad news for Chicken lovers, here is what has been found by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism Venky’s, a major poultry producer in India, found marketing antibiotics for growth promotion and preventative use on farms. The company sells products containing vital antibiotics classified by WHO as crucial for human health, contributing to drug-resistant infections. Controversial Practices: - Antibiotics used for growth promotion & preventative used are banned in EU & US due to their impact on antibiotic effectiveness in humans. - Previous use of colistin as a growth promoter led to government ban after criticism. Product Listings: - Venky’s markets medicated poultry feeds containing antibiotics like tylosin and amoxicillin for growth promotion. - Products like Tylomix and Amo-premix listed on their website contain antibiotics vital for human medicine. Concerns Raised: - Unmonitored antibiotic use in poultry farming termed “a recipe for disaster” by experts. - Overuse of antibiotics contributing to the spread of drug-resistant foodborne diseases globally. Global Impact of Antimicrobial Resistance: - Landmark study in 2019 estimated over 1.27 million deaths due to AMR-related infections, surpassing HIV/AIDS and malaria deaths. - Antimicrobial-resistant infections implicated in nearly 5 million deaths globally. - Urgent need to address unregulated antibiotic use in poultry farming to preserve antibiotic effectiveness and minimize antimicrobial resistance risks.
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🔴higher leukocytes(3lakh/ml) as shown in the second image. 🔴 Furthermore, Blood and milk was collected and we confirmed bacterial infection. 🔴Antibiotic susceptibility results with the PAS kit provided to local Veterinarian
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#TechnologyForLicensing: CCAMP in collaboration with the Institute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar, has designed a novel air purification plus decontamination technology that overcomes the limitations of existing filtration-based air purification techniques The solution, called Plasma Clean is capable of both -Neutralizing pathogens -Trapping/removing PM 2.5 & PM 10 particles rendering improved ambient air quality Plus points - 📌It leads to quicker disinfection of air and can cover the entire range of usual pollutants, pathogens, SPM and VoCs This device can be customized as stand-alone as well as in conjunction with existing filtration devices and AHU systems Device is scalable as the cartridge is modular and can be installed in specific numbers customized to suit the application Disinfection capability has been validated on the ESKAPE range of bacterial pathogens, fungal pathogens & viral organisms by an independent NABL-accredited lab #IP Status: Indian Provisional Application filed (Sept 2023) We are seeking interest in licensing/Co-development from companies and industry partners with global outreach To learn more about this #tech, please reach out to the CCAMP Office of Technology Transfer (#OTT): Email- ott[at]ccamp.res. in / Call- 080 6718 5322 Supported by @PrinSciAdvOff & Pratiksha Trust @kris_sg @DBTIndia @BIRAC_2012 @Taslimarif
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@NeuuRos There was a technical glitch. The portal is working again.
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Ministry of MSME
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