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	The Future of Cashless Hospitalisation in India: Policy, Technology, and the Road to Universal Access Cashless hospitalisation in India is being reshaped by IRDAI reforms, Ayushman Bharat expansion, and the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, collectively advancing equitable, paperless, and timely ... Sep 07
	Which foods can damage the heart? What problems do they cause? Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. The statistics from Southeast Asia and India reveal a very alarming situation. According to ... May 26
	Innovation in telemedicine: bridging rural-urban health gaps Telemedicine is bridging India’s rural-urban healthcare gap by combining connectivity, smart tools and government initiatives to make quality healthcare accessible, affordable and continuous ... Nov 12
	When AI Learns to Outsmart Cancer: The Breakthrough That Could Change Everything If AI-driven discoveries can be adapted to local patient populations and cancers prevalent in South Asia, the benefits could be immense.... Oct 28
	Who Decides When You’re Sick Enough? The Alarming Power Shift in India’s Health Insurance System The purpose of health coverage is to restore peace of mind, not replace it with anxiety about whether treatment will be reimbursed.... Oct 28
	Breathless in the Capital: The Ventilator Crisis Inside Delhi’s Hospitals A healthcare system’s strength is measured not by the number of machines it owns but by how many of them actually work when a ... Oct 10
	Maharashtra’s War on Cancer: Can the New Care Policy Deliver Hope or Just Headlines? Cancer care in Maharashtra has long been a story of inequality where world-class institutions in Mumbai contrasted with bare-bones facilities in rural districts.... Oct 04
	When Childbirth Turns into a Courtroom Battle: The Bavla Tragedy That Questions the Safety of Patients The Bavla tragedy is the story of why India must finally wake up to the truth that patient safety cannot be optional, and negligence cannot ... Sep 12
	India at a Crossroads: How NCDs Have Become a National Emergency This is our chance to turn a warning into a wake-up call, before prevention becomes impossible, and treatment becomes too late.... Aug 26
	A Nation on Pause: How India’s Surge of Lifestyle Diseases Demands Our Attention Investments in public health systems, primary care training, and community screening are pockets of progress, not the tide.... Aug 21
	Disconnected Promises: Why Telemedicine Still Misses the Mark in Rural India Telemedicine in rural India has failed to meet its promise due to poor infrastructure, trust issues, and lack of local relevance. While the idea remains ... Jul 29
	No health, gender and economic justice without ending wars, invasions and genocides While health, gender and other sustainable development goals are reeling under severe funding cuts, governments of richer nations are increasing defence budgets. ... Jul 19
	Richest 1% people have enough new wealth to end annual poverty 22 times over Recent funding cuts on health, gender equality and human rights have given a sudden blow to a range of important services for the most underserved ... Jul 11
	Design health services around people, not the disease Shobha and Dr Nittaya were speaking at the 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Point-of-Care Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases (POC 2025) and in lead ... Jun 20
	Despite being preventable and curable cervical cancer remains 4th biggest cancer in women Cervical cancer is preventable and curable, only if it is detected early and managed effectively. ... Jun 04
	Death in the Shadows: What’s Behind the Rising Child Fatalities in Jharkhand? By learning from this outbreak and taking proactive measures, we can work towards a future where diseases are detected early, treated effectively, and, ultimately, prevented.... Mar 26
	The Future of Healthcare: A Self-Powered Sensor That Tracks Wound Healing Like Never Before As scientists continue to refine this technology, one thing is clear: the future of healthcare is smarter, more efficient, and more patient-friendly than ever ... Feb 10
	The Silent Monthly Struggle: How Periods Are Still Holding Women Back The fact that nearly one in five women in South Asia still abstain from daily activities due to their period is a wake-up call ... Jan 30
	Empowering Futures: How India’s Women and Child Development Ministry is Shaping 2025 By addressing deep-rooted challenges and embracing innovation, the ministry is leading the way for a brighter, more inclusive future.... Jan 03
	Black Angels remind us of centuries of injustices plaguing the TB response It is high time we make the right choice grounded in human rights, racial equity and development justice.... Dec 20
	Beyond the Boundary: How India’s MPs are Batting to Eliminate TB by 2025 By spreading awareness, supporting TB patients, and promoting early diagnosis, we can all contribute to creating a healthier, TB-free India.... Dec 16
	The Bloody Truth: Why Menstruation Is Still a Taboo in Indian Schools Menstrual hygiene is not just a women’s issue, it’s a societal one and It affects education, health, and overall development... Nov 19
	India's War on Lymphatic Filariasis: How Mass Drug Campaigns Are Turning the Tide By eliminating LF, India is taking a major step towards breaking the cycle of poverty and marginalization that traps so many people.... Oct 16
	From Darkness to Light: How India Wiped Out a Leading Cause of Blindness This milestone not only secures a healthier future for millions of Indians but also offers hope to other countries still fighting this debilitating disease.... Oct 11
	India Leads the Global War on Synthetic Drugs: A Fight Against Terrorism and Trafficking Minister Jaishankar’s speech outlined India’s proactive measures, from establishing regulatory frameworks to signing bilateral agreements and enhancing partnerships with key nations like the ... Sep 25
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