India-Canada to partner in healthcare
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Toranto: Canada, a global leader in universal healthcare, is partnering with India to help deliver quality and more accessible healthcare for the Indian masses.
Promoting quality healthcare in India will be one of the themes of the first-ever Canada-India Healthcare Summit, to be held in New Delhi early next year.
Making an announcement in this regard here, well known Indo-Canadian scientist Dr Lucky Lakshmanan, who will chair the summit, said: "Canada and India can leverage the strengths of each other in healthcare for mutual benefits."
"Canada's strength lies in providing quality healthcare from coast to coast. India's strength is the ability to deliver healthcare at low cost, but its resources and expertise limit the accessibility of quality healthcare for people."
Promoting quality healthcare in India will be one of the themes of the first-ever Canada-India Healthcare Summit, to be held in New Delhi early next year.
The summit will also discuss how Canada can bring down its own ballooning costs of universal healthcare by using India's trained medical manpower, expertise in information technology and alternative medicines and its successful generic drugs research and development and manufacturing industry.
Making an announcement in this regard here, well known Indo-Canadian scientist Dr Lucky Lakshmanan, who will chair the summit, said: "Canada and India can leverage the strengths of each other in healthcare for mutual benefits."
"Canada's strength lies in providing quality healthcare from coast to coast. India's strength is the ability to deliver healthcare at low cost, but its resources and expertise limit the accessibility of quality healthcare for people."
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