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	Why Small Hospitals Are Especially Vulnerable to Cyberattacks Small hospitals in India face severe cybersecurity risks due to limited budgets, outdated systems, and undertrained staff, making them prime targets for ransomware, phishing, and ... Sep 23
	Building Disaster Recovery Protocols for Hospital IT: Ensuring 99.9% Uptime During Outages Hospital IT disaster recovery is essential for uninterrupted patient care. Achieving 99.9% uptime requires resilient infrastructure, immutable backups, automated failover, offline clinical workflows, regular ... Aug 20
	Himalaya BabyCare Unveils Summer Care Campaign for Babies Unveils multi-lingual campaign to build awareness around summer-specific baby care needs.... Jun 09
	6 Startups That Quietly Changed How Urban India Lives Every Day Urban India’s consumption story is no longer just about access or scale; it has shifted into a more nuanced terrain where the real differentiator ... Apr 24
	Caregiving across Life Stages: A Guide for Indian Families Caregiving in India is a dynamic journey requiring adaptation across life stages. By utilizing modern healthcare tools and prioritizing self-care, families can balance cultural ... Mar 18
	What Indian Patients Value Most in Modern Care Patients in India value a healthcare system that balances clinical excellence with emotional intelligence, focusing on honest communication, empathy, and ethical reliability to transform medical ... Mar 16
	Family-centered care approaches Family-centered care transforms Indian healthcare by integrating loved ones into the medical team. This collaborative approach improves recovery, reduces hospital stays, and ensures culturally ... Feb 23
	Realities of medical practice explained Medical practice extends beyond textbooks, involving uncertainty, paperwork, emotional strain, evolving patient expectations, and loneliness. Sustaining a career requires resilience, continuous learning, peer support, and ... Feb 21
	The Recovery Room Introduces Oxygen Therapy to India’s Wedding Scene ... Jan 29
	Can India’s Smart Brain Databases Change the Fate of Neurological Patients The story of BrainProt and DrugProtAI is about changing the pace and direction of neurological research in a way that keeps patients at the centre.... Jan 24
	Treating in the Dark: How Uncertainty Became India’s Most Dangerous Prescription If implemented thoughtfully, this diagnostic reset could mark a turning point where fewer delays, fewer unnecessary antibiotics, stronger surveillance, and better outcomes for patients who ... Jan 22
	Digital transformation from a patient lens India’s digital health transformation is empowering patients through convenience, knowledge and secure records, reshaping healthcare into a more participatory, transparent and human-centered experience.... Jan 15
	Role of awareness campaigns in public health Health awareness campaigns quietly bridge the gap between medical knowledge and public action by translating expert advice into relatable messages that empower individuals and communities ... Jan 13
	Role of nutrition in disease prevention Daily food choices act as preventive medicine, shaping immunity, metabolism and long-term wellbeing through simple traditional Indian ingredients, mindful cooking habits and small sustainable ... Jan 12
	When Cancer Outsmarts Drugs, Can Its Own Mutations Become the Weapon? When cancer learns to fight back, science, it seems, is learning to fight smarter, turning survival tricks into targets and resistance into revelation.... Jan 02
	Why do people need constant earphones to focus, and how can it affect their hearing and brain? while earphones are a great aid to focus, the medical and audiology research still indicates that they carry some risks if they are used at ... Dec 29
	Invisible, Unfiltered, Unavoidable: The Ultrafine Particles Lurking in Indian Homes As lifestyles continue to evolve, protecting indoor air quality becomes a shared responsibility. Small habit changes, informed purchasing decisions and thoughtful product design can work ... Dec 24
	⁠IGP Introduces Digital Secret Santa Tool Ahead of Christmas ... Dec 18
	When Blood Turns Against the Liver: A Risk No One Checks For Such discoveries are not warnings but opportunities to understand the body better, to act sooner, and to protect long-term health with knowledge rather than ... Nov 26
	When Sugar Isn’t the Villain Anymore: The Experimental Drug That Could Change Diabetes Forever If this new therapy fulfills its promise, the future of diabetes may finally start shifting from damage control to genuine protection.... Nov 19
	Patients Deserve Doctors, Not Documentation: The Case for a New Healthcare Model India’s healthcare system has the talent, the infrastructure, and the potential to become truly patient-centric. What it needs now is shared responsibility and ... Nov 17
	‘On a Lucid Day, My Name is Vinod Rao’ – A Stirring Portrayal of Dementia Leaves Bengaluru Audiences Deeply Moved The recently concluded English play “On a Lucid Day, My Name is Vinod Rao” captivated Bengaluru audiences over the weekend, leaving them with tears, laughter, ... Nov 08
	The Missing Daughters and the Fading Births: Reading Between India’s Population Lines As the country marches towards becoming a global power, its strength will no longer lie merely in population size but in the health, equality, and ... Oct 16
	Tata AIG vs Max Healthcare: The Tug-of-War Making Healthcare Unaffordable If India aspires to build a resilient health system that serves every citizen, then protecting the sanctity of cashless insurance must become non-negotiable.... Sep 29
	When a Breathless Child Sparked an Innovation: Tunir Sahoo’s JivaScope and the Future of Rural Healthcare JivaScope is not just a device. It is a philosophy of healthcare that insists that every breathless child deserves timely diagnosis, no matter where they ... Sep 26
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