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Fapon Empowers Indian IVD Manufacturers at Medical Fair India 2024
Fapon, a global leading life sciences company, continues its commitment in empowering the Indian IVD industry at Medical Fair India 2024, which is held from March 13 to 15 at Mumbai, India. As one of the most significant medical trade fairs in India, the event provides a crucial platform for Fapon to showcase its innovative IVD technologies and one-stop solutions tailored for IVD manufacturers. -
Fapon at Medlab Middle East 2024: Advancing Local Healthcare through IVD Technologies
Fapon, a global leading life sciences company, is showcasing its comprehensive one-stop IVD solutions and sharing the latest industry insights with global IVD professionals at Medlab Middle East 2024 in Dubai, UAE, from Feb 5 to Feb 8. Dedicated to leveraging its cutting-edge technologies and vast industry experience, Fapon aims to support the growth of the local IVD industry, enhancing local healthcare services while strengthening its global diagnostics ecosystem. -
Fapon Shines at JITMM 2023
Fapon, a global leading life sciences company, showcased its expertise at the Joint International Tropical Medicine Meeting (JITMM) 2023, the leading tropical-medicine conference in Southeast Asia held in Bangkok, Thailand, from December 12th to 15th. Committed to fostering local collaboration and empowering local IVD industry in South East Asia, Fapon shared in-depth insights on the seamless transition from research to production in tropical diseases with industry experts and scientists during the conference. -
Fapon's HIV-P24: Enabling Precise and Early HIV Detection
As a result of global efforts to combat the AIDS epidemic, significant progress has been achieved worldwide. According to UNAIDS, while 39 million people still live with HIV globally, the number of new infections has declined by 38% to 1.3 million in 2022 compared to 2010. Despite these improvements, the battle against HIV persists, as only 86% of newly infected individuals are aware of their HIV status, and approximately 630,000 people worldwide have died from AIDS-related illnesses. The significance of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment in the ongoing fight remains paramount.