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Fortis Healthcare launches its Genomic Medicine Institute to transform personalized care by applying genomics for better diagnosis, treatment, and early detection of complex diseases.

Fortis Healthcare Unveils Genomic Medicine Institute

Fortis Healthcare introduces its Genomic Medicine Institute in Gurugram, focusing on revolutionizing personalized patient care through genomics. The initiative targets complex diseases, aiming for improved diagnosis and treatment outcomes.

Fortis Healthcare launches Genomic Medicine Institute for personalized care

Fortis Healthcare's new genomic medicine institute in Gurugram aims to enhance personalized care with genomics, targeting complex diseases.

A private hospital launched a new medical institute focusing on genomic medicine to support personalised and gene-targeted health care for diseases like cancer, heart problems and neurological disorders on Tuesday.
The Fortis Institute of Genomic Medicine was launched by Fortis Healthcare to leverage genetic testing for improved diagnosis, treatment, and early detection of diseases, according to a statement.
The institute brings together doctors and experts from diverse fields, including oncology, cardiology, neurology, pathology, and genomics, the statement read.
Highlighting the transformative potential of genomics, the institute will focus on onco-genomics, cardio-genomics and neuro-genomics -- providing targeted treatments by decoding the genetic markers of disease.
Anil Vinayak, group chief operating officer, Fortis Healthcare, said the approach will not only enable early detection and risk assessment but also significantly enhance treatment accuracy, especially in complex cases such as rare neurological conditions, congenital heart disease, and aggressive cancers.
"By integrating genomics into our core offerings, we are enhancing our ability to deliver personalised, data-driven care while redefining the standards of health care innovation," he said.
Speaking at the launch event, Yash Rawat, facility director at Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI), Gurugram, said genomics will be crucial in tackling India&rsquo;s rising burden of non-communicable diseases.
"Whether it&rsquo;s a child with unexplained anaemia or a woman with a family history of breast cancer, genomics helps in personalising treatment approaches, improving outcomes, and reducing risks," he added.
With the help of genomics, doctors will be able to better understand a patient&rsquo;s genetic condition, offer more accurate treatment and enable early diagnosis for patients with rare or inherited health conditions, the hospital said in a statement.

In 2022, not only the health but also the hospital bill will make you more worried.
According to a report by ET, Apollo and Fortis are considering raising treatment package rates by 5-10% amid rising overhead costs. The revision of package rates is likely to happen by the end of 2021-22.
Following this, Apollo Hospitals in a statement said the cost of sanitation, consumables, human resources and general inflation are eating into our margins, so at some point we have to pass on the cost. 
On the another hand, officials from Fortis Healthcare said we continued to treat patients at the same rates since 2019 despite non-Covid revenues being affected by the Covid pandemic, rising manpower costs, and other operating costs. 

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'We continue to treat patients at the same rates since 2019 despite non-Covid revenues being affected by the Covid pandemic, rising manpower costs, and other operating costs:&nbsp;Fortis Healthcare

In 2022, not only the health but also the hospital bill could have you worried sick. According to a report by ET,&nbsp;Apollo and Fortis are considering raising treatment package rates by 5-10% as costs continue to escalate.&nbsp;
Apollo Hospitals stated laying the justification of proposed hike&nbsp;the cost of sanitation, consumables, human resources and general inflation are eating into margins. Fortis as well resounded the same concerns as per the report.&nbsp;Fortis Healthcare&nbsp;highlighted that cost of treatment for patients has been stagnant since 2019 despite non-Covid revenues being affected by the Covid pandemic and profitability being hit by rising manpower costs, and other operating costs.&nbsp;
Most hospital chains have not yet returned to pre-pandemic business structures while the pandemic has raised overhead costs exponentially for the institutions.&nbsp;

Cricket fraternity wishes Kapil Dev a speedy recovery

Kapil&nbsp;Dev is currently hospitalised and is in stable condition. Ex-Teammates&nbsp;and cricketers wish him speedy recovery

Cricket fraternity wishes Kapil Dev speedy recovery

As soon as the unfortunate news of&nbsp;Kapil&nbsp;Dev's&nbsp;heart attack spread, wishes from across the cricket fraternity poured in. Former cricketer&nbsp;Madan&nbsp;Lal&nbsp;took to Twitter to send his best wishes to his former teammate&nbsp;and also informed the netizens&nbsp;that&nbsp;his surgery was successful and he will be home soon. Anil&nbsp;Kumble, Irfan&nbsp;Pathan, Aakash&nbsp;Chopra, Suresh&nbsp;Raina, Shikhar&nbsp;Dhawan&nbsp;wished for the legendry&nbsp;cricketer's speedy recovery. Apart from the sporting world, Congress MP&nbsp;Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor&nbsp;too took to Twitter to wish the 62-year-old good health.&nbsp;The World Cup-winning Captain who is admitted to Fortis,&nbsp;Delhi is currently stable after a successful angioplasty.&nbsp;

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