PATNA: CM Nitish Kumar on Thursday ordered procurement of TrueNat machines and their installation all district hospitals for speedy coronavirus test results
Jharkhand has opted for diagnostic machines used for testing drug-resistant tuberculosis, which have only recently been okayed for conducting tests for Covid-19, in a bid to quickly ramp up the state's testing capacity
Read moreNagaland health minister S. Pangnyu Phom on Friday inaugurated the TrueNat machine for preliminary screening of samples in Mokokchung district hospital. The minister also visited the Covid-19 hospital in Mokokchung later.
Read moreNellore: Soon after the district received 300 instant Truenat kits from the state government, doctors are not facing much pressure for confirming corona results in the district. They are conducting tests and declaring results within 50 minutes in case of negative. If it is positive, they would cross-check with the SVIMS, Tirupati doctors and announce the result later.
TrueNat machine is able to provide test results under an hour and can run up to 32-48 samples of multiple diseases such as COVID-19, HIV, and TB. Additionally, the Truenat machine test would cost around Rs 1,000 - Rs 1,500
The ICMR has validated 'TruenatTM beta CoV test on TruelabTM workstation' and has recommended it as a screening test, the apex health research body said today.
As part of its efforts to ramp up the testing capacity, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has approved the use of diagnostic machines used for testing drug-resistant tuberculosis for conducting coronavirus tests.The ICMR has validated ‘TruenatTM beta CoV test on TruelabTM workstation’ and has recommended it as a screening test, the apex health research body said on Friday.
Read moreConsidered a potential game-changer in testing COVID-19 cases, the TrueNAT machine that can test COVID-19 samples in just one hour, has obtained an approval from ICMR. Developed by Bengaluru-based Molbio Diagnostics in Rajajinagar, it beats conventio...
A COVID-19 testing kit made by Molbio Diagnostics Pvt Ltd, has been approved by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
Goa based Molbio Diagnostics has become the second Indian firm to receive the approval for its novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infection testing kit. The company's indigenously developed platform has the potential to perform molecular diagnostics for infectious diseases at the point-of-care through its Truelab Real Time Quantitative micro PCR System.