At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, policymakers, clinicians, and industry leaders underscored that Artificial Intelligence can transform disease surveillance, diagnostics, and health system efficiency—provided it is deployed ethically, at…

Speaking at the AI Impact Summit here, Deputy Director General (Medical Education) B Srinivas stated that students from medical colleges in remote areas find it challenging to access e-books and…

The report documents how AI is being deployed at scale to address key public health challenges such as tuberculosis (TB), lung cancer and acute neurological conditions, drawing on evidence from…

Replying to a supplementary question by Atul Pradhan of the Samajwadi Party regarding the number of complaints received against private hospitals in the state and the action taken against them

The researchers mentioned that the GST council, in its 56th meeting, recommended the total exemption of 33 lifesaving drugs, including those used in cancer care, from GST altogether (erstwhile 12…

Performing passive stretching exercises for 40 minutes acutely lowered blood glucose by up to 28 milligrams per decilitre, persistently improves blood flow to the femur or thigh by 30 per…

Informing Parliament, Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda said Phase-III of a Centrally Sponsored Scheme has been cleared to strengthen and upgrade existing State and Central government medical colleges, standalone postgraduate…

The presentation will feature data and developments from a joint initiative conducted over the past couple of months by the Andhra Pradesh government, the AIM Foundation, and AIG Hospitals, Hyderabad.

As the world witnesses an unprecedented surge in cancer-centric innovations, leading clinical voices in India caution that their adoption must follow a tailored approach that addresses the country’s unique healthcare…

The five-year overall survival rate stands at 94.5%, while event-free survival is at 89.9%. Two years after treatment, the survival rate rises to 98.2%. As of Dec 2024, follow-up data…