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Evidence-based medicine today focuses on advances in medical technologies. Being one such, PMF technology offers promise for improving quality of life and survival of people with disabilities
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Agri sciences program of MIM executes collaborative R&D trials/studies employing low-intensity magnetic fields in pulsed form (PMF)
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The institute’s recent research thrust has been assessing the impact of magnetic field exposure on micro-algae through collaboration with PERC
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Involved with design and development of controlled magnetic field enclosures that are needed for specific research applications
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The book meets the requirements of researchers who aspire to specialize in Magnetobiology or Biomagnetism.Yabaluri Raghaviah Memorial Trust, Hyderabad is thanked immensely for making the publication possible – in such excellent quality and in the shortest time possible.
Textbook of Human Physiology 6th Ed, 2001 Contribution by Late Prof.H.D.Singh
Regional Center for Diabetes in Govt. Kumaramangalam Medical College and Hospital, Salem, Tamil Nadu has acquired PMF Therapy instrument – Pulsatron for treating patients with diabetic foot disease
MIM will be collaborating with INSPIRE, a fully integrated spine rehabilitation center being setup for patients with spinal cord injury.
ANANDAM, a public charitable Trust in Chennai has set up a pain relief center for its senior citizen residents by joining hands with MIM
MIM and PERC jointly has signed an MoU with GERMI Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India to develop algal biomass with superior biofuel potentials.
Pulsed Magnetic Field (PMF) treatment modality is a valuable adjuvant therapy for diabetic foot. It has been shown that PMF therapy has anti inflammatory properties, heals injured tissues & gives relief to pain.
Five mungbean [Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek] lines (CN9-5, EC693363, Harsha, KPS-1 and NM 94) were subjected to three different Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) Sinusoidal Magnetic Field (SMF) treatments.
The pulsed magnetic field (PMF) was adopted for the enhancement of lipid in Chlorella vulgaris. The average lipid content in outdoor conditions was found to be 20–25% more.
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