An Indian Medical Device Innovation Company Partners With CMC vellore

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An Indian Medical Device Innovation Company Partners With CMC vellore :
World Health Organization estimates that over 650,000 babies worldwide die from birth asphyxia each year. Those who survive the condition often suffer serious and irreparable damage that can result in lifelong physical and mental disabilities. Developed in collaboration with #CMC #Vellore, MiraCradle(R) - Neonate Cooler is the world's first affordable, non- electronic, portable device based on savE(R) Phase Change Materials (PCMs) which helps in cooling the baby and maintains the core body temperature precisely between 33-34?C for a period of 72 hours.
News courtesy: .businessworld

                                             

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