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Re: Vision 2050: a revolution in academic medicine for better health for all: co-production to address societal inattention to polymyalgia rheumatica.

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By Sarah Mackie, Mary Ann Tarr, Payal Ganguly Verified
| The BMJ Verified
Dear Editor, We appreciated Saxena and co-authors’ vision for academic medicine in 2050. We agree that a shift of patient and public involvement from a consultative mode towards a more participatory mode is needed to achieve better alignment of research and care with patient needs. In our recent PMR Paradox project (NIHR205184) we reached out to people living with polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR), a chronic, inflammatory, age-related musculoskeletal disease.
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Marico Innovation Foundation’s Scale-Up accelerator on track to produce six soonicorns by next year

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By Payal Ganguly Verified
| YourStory
Marico Innovation Foundation—the CSR-arm of consumer goods company Marico—plans to accelerate six startups from its mentorship programme and help them achieve the soonicorn tag by 2026. The foundation’s Scale-Up acceleration programme, which offers bespoke mentorship to startups, has identified key areas of innovation across clean technology, plastic waste management, and agritech, in line with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals.
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MMT’s bet on new initiatives helped its turnaround: Group CEO Rajesh Magow

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By Payal Ganguly Verified
| YourStory
MakeMyTrip' s focus on corporate travel and new business lines has helped make up for the growth opportunity lost to the pandemic, according to top leadership. The Gurugram-headquartered online travel platform will now look at destination-specific activities and experiences in addition to strengthening its new business verticals. “All international segments are under-penetrated and we will focus on that as well,” Co-founder and Group CEO Rajesh Magow told YourStory.
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