A unified and interoperable healthcare infrastructure is not just a technical milestone. It is a transformative step forward. Read on.
While we expect a third wave in the coming months, the current healthcare system calls for more attention and rework. Discussing Indian Healthcare System with Randeep Guleria.
As we are moving towards a new normal, teleconsultation is going to be a vital part of the new healthcare system, and this may also reduce the burden on the healthcare infrastructure.
New technologies have made the lives easier for people with diabetes, helping them manage their blood glucose levels easily and more cost-effectively.
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals are becoming more patient-centric by adopting touchless monitoring technology. Read on to know more.
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.
Tech giants have decided to utilize the Machine Learning (ML)-based algorithms to improve healthcare globally and India became an early adaptor.
Currently, the country is riddled with little infrastructure for the humongous population we hold.
'We want to bear the cost of medical expenditure of almost 10 crore population by providing Rs 5 lakh yearly to the families, be it an individual or the whole family,' said PM Modi.
Adaptive Biotechnologies is a genomics and technology company working to map the genetics of the immune system.
Software major Infosys on Tuesday announced tying up with Microsoft to offer healthcare analytics, using the latter's cloud platform.
Don't worry if you can't figure out why your baby is crying. This new app will help you out.
A cloud based patient care system developed by TCS
3D printers -- a novel way to deliver drugs
Will Apple's Healthkit do better than Microsoft's Healthvault?
World's smallest and fastest nanomotor could be a boon for diabetics
Health 2.0 India 2014: Technology meets healthcare in Bangalore
Innovative, tech-driven TB solutions to get grants in the 'Grand Challenges in Tuberculosis Control' initiative
Pranabda says universal health coverage is a 'matter of faith' for the government
A unified and interoperable healthcare infrastructure is not just a technical milestone. It is a transformative step forward. Read on.
As we are moving towards a new normal, teleconsultation is going to be a vital part of the new healthcare system, and this may also reduce the burden on the healthcare infrastructure.
New technologies have made the lives easier for people with diabetes, helping them manage their blood glucose levels easily and more cost-effectively.
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals are becoming more patient-centric by adopting touchless monitoring technology. Read on to know more.
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.
Tech giants have decided to utilize the Machine Learning (ML)-based algorithms to improve healthcare globally and India became an early adaptor.
Currently, the country is riddled with little infrastructure for the humongous population we hold.
'We want to bear the cost of medical expenditure of almost 10 crore population by providing Rs 5 lakh yearly to the families, be it an individual or the whole family,' said PM Modi.
Adaptive Biotechnologies is a genomics and technology company working to map the genetics of the immune system.
Software major Infosys on Tuesday announced tying up with Microsoft to offer healthcare analytics, using the latter's cloud platform.
Don't worry if you can't figure out why your baby is crying. This new app will help you out.
A cloud based patient care system developed by TCS
3D printers -- a novel way to deliver drugs
Will Apple's Healthkit do better than Microsoft's Healthvault?
World's smallest and fastest nanomotor could be a boon for diabetics
Health 2.0 India 2014: Technology meets healthcare in Bangalore
Innovative, tech-driven TB solutions to get grants in the 'Grand Challenges in Tuberculosis Control' initiative
Pranabda says universal health coverage is a 'matter of faith' for the government
While we expect a third wave in the coming months, the current healthcare system calls for more attention and rework. Discussing Indian Healthcare System with Randeep Guleria.
