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In the realm of healthcare, new technologies are increasingly playing a significant role in the early detection and treatment of various diseases. One such area of focus is lung cancer, where advancements are being made to improve diagnostic methods.

New-age technologies like CBCT are influencing the future of lung cancer detection. However, details about specific technologies or methods in this context were not provided.

In a recent development, Canon Medical Systems India has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute. The nature of this collaboration remains unspecified, but it is clear that it is aimed at promoting advanced cancer diagnostics.

On a separate note, the TAVR market is accelerating according to GlobalData, with Edwards Lifesciences' TAVR growth continuing. The specifics about these growth figures were not disclosed.

Elsewhere, the topic of conversation is World Sexual Health Day. GlobalData has highlighted a decline in sexual health testing in the US, but no further details about this decline were provided.

Meanwhile, in India, efforts are being made to strengthen the emergency layer in the public health framework. No specific strategies or initiatives for this strengthening were mentioned. Aster DM Healthcare has acquired an additional 13% stake in Aster Ramesh Hospitals, but the context of this acquisition remains unclear.

Despite these advancements, it's important to remember that more research and development are needed to fully realise the potential of these new technologies in cancer detection and diagnosis. The field of healthcare is constantly evolving, and with continued innovation, we can look forward to a future where early detection and treatment of diseases like lung cancer become even more effective.