Manoj Kumar Singh: Participation in Research Is the Responsibility for a Healthier India
Manoj Kumar Singh, Head Of Product Development and Innovation at Vetnician Life Sciences Pvt Ltd, President, Founder and Trustee of Power In Me Foundation, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Had a great first day of the two-day workshop on ‘Good Clinical Practice for Patients, Strengthening Ethical Participation in Clinical Research,’ organized by PACER, Apar Health, CanKids KidsCan, and sponsored by ICMR.
It was an amazing day to learn from experts across domains, covering clinical trials, safety, data protection, drug side effects, ICMR schemes supporting research, and getting inspired by the stories of fellow warriors who have survived cancer and other rare conditions.
And not to forget the fun, engaging activities that tested what we learned.
The biotechnologist in me is very happy—this is exactly what I was looking for.
The key takeaway as a patient and patient advocate:
‘Participation in research is the responsibility for a healthier India.’
This was day one—will share the exciting day two update soon.”

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