Mumbai, India (CU)_ According to the official statement from the company, the start-up financially supported by the Department of Biotechnology – DBT has developed an economical, light-weight defibrillator which experts consider more effective than the existing traditional devices. SanMitra 1000 HCT, a hand-cranked dual-powered defibrillator, was designed and created by…

An Indian start-up develops a low-cost, dual-powered defibrillator

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