New Delhi: A delegation from FUJIFILM India, led by Shri Koji Wada, Managing Director, FUJIFILM India, called on Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare Shri J.P. Nadda in New Delhi.
During the interaction, Shri 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 initiative reflects the growing focus on advanced medical technology and indigenous manufacturing in India’s healthcare sector.
The delegation highlighted the expanding role of advanced medical technologies, particularly flexible endoscopy, in enabling precise diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment. Such technologies can support better patient outcomes while potentially reducing recovery time and improving the overall treatment experience.
The discussions also covered the potential application of advanced endoscopic technologies in the diagnosis and management of complex medical conditions, including pancreatic cancer, where early and accurate diagnosis can be critical for treatment planning.
The interaction underscored the shared commitment of the government and industry towards strengthening India’s healthcare ecosystem through innovation, advanced medical technology and domestic manufacturing.
The collaboration also aligns with the broader vision of Make in India, aimed at expanding indigenous manufacturing capabilities and building a stronger and more self-reliant healthcare sector.