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The health sector of Nigeria has been facing hardships for many years, primarily due to a lack of funding. The equipment in almost all government hospitals are dilapidated or non-existent. Realizing that the Nigerian government cannot tackle the challenges facing

In response to the earthquake disaster in China’s Sichuan province, Mindray Medical has announced that the company and its employees have together made donations of cash and medical equipment to the Red Cross Society of China. Mindray Medical International, a

GE, manufacturer of the popular line of Datex-Ohmeda medical equipment, and the GE Foundation have contributed medical equipment and cash donations to assist hospitals and communities in earthquake-impacted areas of China. Within two days following the earthquake, GE made cash

STERIS Corporation, manufacturer of the popular AMSCO surgical tables and lights, including the well-known AMSCO Polaris surgical lights, has donated surgical equipment worth $600,000 to the College of Medicine Chattanooga’s surgical training lab based at the University of Tennessee. The

Project Cure, a non-profit organization in the USA, has shipped surgical equipment and disposable items to Ghana on behalf of the management of Golden Star Resources Limited, Wassa Mine, a mining company operating in the Mpohor Wassa East District. This

A charity event held in Bahrain raised approximately BD140,000 for medical equipment, according to British politician George Galloway, who headlined Monday’s Palestine Support Society dinner and auction. The auction featured 12 abstract paintings created by several of Bahrain’s top artists.

Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) of India donated medical equipment worth Rs 11.5 to Lady Goschen hospital in India this month. This donation is part of MRPL’s ongoing commitment to addressing the needs of this local hospital. The medical

Criticare Systems Inc., the US-based manufacturer of medical equipment, has signed a definitive agreement to be purchased by leading Indian medical equipment manufacturer Opto Circuits for $70 million in an all-cash deal. Criticare manufactures vital signs monitors, anesthesia gas monitors,

At the request of Health Minister Nimal Siripala de Silva through President Mahinda Rajapaksa, the Australian Government has agreed to provide medical equipment valued at Rs. 1,120 million to 19 Sri Lankan hospitals. Under this agreement, the hospital equipment provided

Bill and Lew Allyn, grandsons of the founder of Welch Allyn, were named the 14th and 15th inductees into the Medical Distribution Hall of Fame. The two men were honored for playing a key role in bringing the medical device