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	AI in India's Emergency Departments: Reducing Diagnostic Delays AI-powered tools can significantly reduce diagnostic delays in India's overburdened emergency departments by supporting triage, radiology interpretation, and early disease detection at scale. ... Oct 06
	AI in Ultrasound: How Intelligent Imaging Could Transform Diagnostic Access in India AI in ultrasound is improving diagnostic accuracy and expanding access across India's underserved regions by empowering frontline workers with intelligent, portable imaging tools. ... Sep 10
	When the last-resort antibiotic fails A 20-hospital, 3-year ICMR study of over 150,000 patients finds that carbapenem drug-resistant infections are driving up both deaths and treatment ... Sep 01
	Why Vaccination Is Important: A Complete Guide for Indian Parents and Caregivers Vaccination protects children from deadly diseases, supports cognitive development, prevents financial hardship for families, and builds community immunity, making timely immunization essential for India's ... Aug 17
	Child Nutrition Guide: What Every Indian Parent Must Know About Feeding a Growing Child This guide covers essential child nutrition principles for Indian parents, addressing breastfeeding, complementary feeding, age-wise dietary needs, common deficiencies, and prevention strategies for healthy ... Aug 17
	Common Health Mistakes Indians Should Avoid: A Practical Guide to Everyday Wellness Everyday habits around check-ups, medication, sleep, food safety, diet, and mental health quietly shape long term wellbeing. Awareness and small, consistent changes help Indians ... Aug 11
	Why Preventive Healthcare for Children Is One of the Most Important Investments India Can Make Preventive healthcare for children in India encompasses vaccination, growth monitoring, developmental screening, nutrition, oral health, and mental health support, forming the foundation of lifelong wellbeing. ... Aug 04
	Why Radiology Is the Backbone of Modern Medical Diagnosis and Treatment Radiology is a foundational medical specialty that enables early disease detection, precise treatment planning, and minimally invasive procedures, making it indispensable to modern Indian healthcare ... Aug 03
	Differential Diagnosis of Acute Abdomen: Differentiating Surgical Emergencies from Gastrointestinal Mimics Evaluating acute abdominal pain in emergency settings remains one of the most critical and high-stakes challenges in clinical medicine. An "acute abdomen" is defined ... Jul 28
	Air Pollution and Health Effects: What Every Indian Must Know Air pollution causes widespread respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological harm in India. Vulnerable groups include children, pregnant women, and the elderly. Prevention requires both systemic policy ... Jul 25
	Seasonal Diseases in India: Causes, Symptoms & Prevention Seasonal diseases in India follow predictable patterns tied to monsoon, winter, and summer, from dengue and typhoid to flu and heatstroke, with prevention and early ... Jul 07
	Superbugs and Global Health: India's Growing AMR Crisis Superbugs, or antimicrobial-resistant organisms, pose a growing global health threat. This article examines causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies relevant to India's ... Jul 03
	Moscow researchers publish training manuals on the application of AI in radiology Scientists at the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine of the Moscow Healthcare Department have prepared and published two professional training manuals on the application of ... Jun 09
	Antibiotic Resistance in India: Self-Medication Risks Antibiotic misuse through self-medication in India drives a severe healthcare crisis. Buying these drugs without a prescription triggers gut health damage and fuels dangerous, ... May 29
	Air Pollution & Lung Health: Protect Indian Families Air pollution poses a severe, continuous threat to respiratory health across India. This article explores how fine particulate matter damages lung tissue, accelerates chronic conditions, ... May 23
	Empirical Antibiotic Use: When It Helps and When It Harms Empirical antibiotic use is a critical, life-saving medical practice for severe infections, but its unguided overuse across India accelerates antimicrobial resistance, requiring a careful ... May 20
	Persistent Cough for More Than 2 Weeks: TB, Allergy, Asthma or Cancer? When a cough lingers past fourteen days in India, it requires professional medical attention. This comprehensive guide explores how environmental pollution, allergies, asthma, Tuberculosis, and ... May 16
	Hand Hygiene Compliance in Clinical Settings: Importance, Types & Best Practices Consistent hand hygiene practices are central to infection prevention in healthcare. Strong hand hygiene compliance in clinical settings reduces hospital-acquired infections and improves overall ... May 07
	58-Year-Old Diagnosed with Rare Melioidosis After Inhaling Dust During Home Furniture Repair DVT detected on Doppler and pulmonary embolism confirmed on CT Pulmonary Angiography; timely treatment at Wockhardt Hospitals leads to recovery.... Mar 26
	Artificial intelligence helping healthcare experts find more TB and other diseases in Thai hospitals With only 56 months left to end TB globally by 2030, the progress is way off the mark. To end TB, we have to protect ... Mar 21
	Beneath the Streets: Are Urban Drains Breeding Dangerous Antibiotic Resistance in India Modern medicine has achieved remarkable victories over infectious disease during the past century. Preserving those achievements will depend on recognizing that the fight against superbugs ... Mar 10
	NSRCEL and DailyRounds Showcase India’s Next Wave of Healthcare Startups at MedTech Day 2026 MedTech Day 2026, hosted by NSRCEL and DailyRounds spotlighted how homegrown startups are not just imagining the future of healthcare—they’re building it.... Mar 09
	10,000 on Treatment, Hundreds Lost: Here's Why Meghalaya’s HIV Numbers Should Concern the Entire Nation The true measure of success will not be how many people are on treatment today, but how effectively new infections are prevented tomorrow and how ... Feb 26
	Innovation vs accessibility in healthcare Healthcare innovation dazzles but often excludes the majority. True progress lies in accessibility, clear communication, and affordable care, ensuring patients understand, afford, and actually receive ... Feb 13
	Community-driven health initiatives Community-driven health initiatives bring care beyond hospitals, relying on neighbors, volunteers, and women leaders to promote prevention, awareness, and early intervention, bridging gaps before ... Feb 13
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