One of our most important concerns is healthcare inequity, which can be efficiently addressed with well-designed digital solutions. Here's how digitization is changing India.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way the healthcare industry works. Ms Vandana Pakle, MD, Nanavati Super Speciality Hospital shares her views on this.
The Indian healthcare sector is poised for a revolution. The advent of 5G technology is going to transform India's healthcare and make it super-efficient and reliable.
Universal Health Coverage, has been the major aim to accomplish by many countries by 2030 and has been creating a lot of buzz around the globe.
Healthcare providers in India are expected to spend $1.2 billion on information technology (IT) products and services this year -- an increase of 3.4 per cent over 2015 -- a report said on Monday.
Using the eye wearable device Google Glass, researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) in Massachusetts, US, have collected promising results as part of technology known as 'organs-on-chips'.
The surge in foreign patients seeking Indian health facilities for specialised and cost-effective medical care has resulted in the mushrooming of online start-ups that help foreign nationals find the best treatment in the country.
Health and medical websites might have given birth to a new generation of hypochondriacs but are they a boon or bane for the healthcare system in general?
Health 2.0: Industry experts, doctors, corporates, investors and entrepreneurs come together
Mobiles beep health messages to women in India's villages
Is telehealth cost beneficial?
Apollo Hospitals launches tele-medicine service in Myanmar
One of our most important concerns is healthcare inequity, which can be efficiently addressed with well-designed digital solutions. Here's how digitization is changing India.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way the healthcare industry works. Ms Vandana Pakle, MD, Nanavati Super Speciality Hospital shares her views on this.
The Indian healthcare sector is poised for a revolution. The advent of 5G technology is going to transform India's healthcare and make it super-efficient and reliable.
Universal Health Coverage, has been the major aim to accomplish by many countries by 2030 and has been creating a lot of buzz around the globe.
Healthcare providers in India are expected to spend $1.2 billion on information technology (IT) products and services this year -- an increase of 3.4 per cent over 2015 -- a report said on Monday.
Using the eye wearable device Google Glass, researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) in Massachusetts, US, have collected promising results as part of technology known as 'organs-on-chips'.
The surge in foreign patients seeking Indian health facilities for specialised and cost-effective medical care has resulted in the mushrooming of online start-ups that help foreign nationals find the best treatment in the country.
Health and medical websites might have given birth to a new generation of hypochondriacs but are they a boon or bane for the healthcare system in general?
Health 2.0: Industry experts, doctors, corporates, investors and entrepreneurs come together
Mobiles beep health messages to women in India's villages
Is telehealth cost beneficial?
Apollo Hospitals launches tele-medicine service in Myanmar
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