A delegation from FUJIFILM India, led by Koji Wada, Managing Director, FUJIFILM India, called upon Union Minister of Health & Family Welfare J PNadda in New Delhi. During the interaction, Minister Nadda appreciated FUJIFILM India for dedicating its first serial-numbered ‘Made in India’ EP-6000 Endoscopy System to the nation through AIIMS, New Delhi. The delegation highlighted the growing role of advanced medical technologies, including flexible endoscopy, in enabling precise diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment, while supporting improved patient outcomes and shorter recovery periods. The potential of such technologies in the diagnosis and management of complex conditions, including pancreatic cancer, was also discussed. (Pics: Ministry of Health & Family Welfare/X)

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