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Orgo-Life the new way to the future Advertising by AdpathwayHospital chains seek regulated reuse of single-use medical devices, warning that a blanket ban could raise procedure costs by 25-75% and disrupt dialysis services for nearly 500,000 patients.
 "Leading hospital chains have urged the government to reconsider its ban on reusing single-use medical devices, warning of a 25-75% rise in procedure costs and potential disruption to dialysis services.")
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Leading hospital chains have urged the government to reconsider its ban on reusing single-use medical devices, warning of a 25-75% rise in procedure costs and potential disruption to dialysis services.
Sohini Das Mumbai
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Oct 30 2026 | 11:30 PM
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Leading hospital chains and healthcare associations have urged the government to withdraw its blanket ban on the reuse of single-use medical devices, warning that the move could raise the cost of complex medical procedures by 25-75 per cent, disrupt dialysis services, and put further pressure on hospital finances.
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