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Why India Needs More Doctor-Led Healthcare Research

India urgently needs more doctor-led healthcare research to generate clinically relevant, India-specific evidence that can meaningfully improve public health policy and patient care ...
Sep 25

Healthcare Management Challenges in India: What Hospital Leaders Must Address Now

This article examines India's most pressing healthcare management challenges, including workforce shortages, rising costs, digital transformation gaps, health inequity, and regulatory complexity, offering insights ...
Aug 08

Role of Technology in Hospitals: How Indian Healthcare is Being Reshaped

This article explores how AI, telemedicine, EHRs, and robotics are transforming Indian hospitals, improving diagnosis and access while highlighting persistent data privacy and rural adoption ...
Jul 11

Future of Indian Hospitals: Trends Shaping Healthcare

Indian hospitals are transforming through digital integration, AI adoption, geographic expansion, and policy reform, positioning the sector for sustained growth and improved patient outcomes nationwide....
Jun 25

From Tamil Nadu to the World: Leverage Careers Partners with Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation to Unlock Global Careers for Nursing Professionals

Signs MoU under the Vetri Nichyam scheme to provide training and international placement support to nursing professionals....
Mar 26

A brewing crisis: Millions of women still lack access to family planning

The landscape of sexual and reproductive health and rights is shifting: millions of women want to avoid pregnancy but are not using a modern method ...
Nov 07

Can 80 New Medical Colleges and a Wave of Upgrades Rewrite Healthcare in Uttar Pradesh

The state must convert bricks into sustained quality, retain staff, prevent academic shortcuts, and ensure maintenance and supply chains work....
Aug 08

Can a Health Circuit Save Jharkhand’s Broken Hospitals?

In many parts of Jharkhand, patients travel hours, to reach a hospital that can handle their illness. This long journey delays treatment, adds to expenses, ...
Jul 28

Remove systemic blockers to enable access for women to economic and labour markets

At the recently concluded intergovernmental meet on financing for development, the outcome document mentions about the importance of "access of women to economic markets, labour ...
Jul 23

Will we rise to #endAIDS challenge or stumble withering away the gains in HIV response?

We have all the scientifically proven tools to end AIDS. It is about ensuring that these tools reach people who need them the most....
Jun 14

SDGs warrant breakthroughs not breakdowns in development financing

This Zero Draft falls short of being the transformative document it needs to be. It provides clear references and messages but lacks ambition in the ...
Feb 11

Bengaluru’s Pet Healthcare Gets a Boost with Supertails’ Offline Expansion

Supertails has redefined pet care through its tech-enabled solutions. In 2025, it launched India’s first clinic in Bengaluru with 100% Fear FreeTM Certified ...
Feb 11

Sick of Waiting: Bold Budget Moves That Could Save Indian Healthcare

By addressing systemic challenges and embracing innovation, India can build a healthcare system that is inclusive, efficient, and future-ready...
Jan 08

AIDS is at a crossroads: Would governments expand the proven key population-led services?

Cambodia is another country in Asia Pacific which is on track to deliver on some of the HIV-related 2025 targets. ...
Aug 08

The medical college has fined rupees 25 lakh after a student complained about the illegal charges of tuition fees in his college

A consumer disputes forum concluded that if a college takes fees but doesn't deliver educational services, it's a failure in providing proper service. ...
Aug 18

The Warrior Expedition 32/26: A Mission to Encourage Youths to join Indian Forces

Pan India mission of spreading awareness among youths to Join Indian Armed forces was launched at the Republic Day ceremony....
Jan 30

Estimated 300,000 people in UK have potentially fatal heart valve disease

More than half of advanced cases will die within 5 years without proactive treatment ...
Jan 29

Likely extra 267,000 infant deaths in 2020 prompted by COVID-19 economic downturn

Figures correspond to nearly 7% more than expected, show World Bank economist estimates ...
Aug 26

EU tightens export curbs over COVID-19 vaccines in bid to avoid shortfall

European Member countries are struggling to contain a third wave of the epidemic ...
Mar 25

Dr. Kamlesh Pandey, Consultant Pulmonologist points out that Initiatives of TB Control is in the Right Direction

During the first phase of lockdown people stopped coming for diagnosis and we missed out on several TB cases but later with door-to-door ...
Mar 25

COVID-19 cases rise in Italy, new restrictions to be implemented from next week

Italian PM has warned against the second wave of the pandemic...
Mar 15

AstraZeneca to supply additional 9 million Covid vaccine doses by March: EU

EU reserver more vaccine from AstraZeneca...
Feb 01

Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan digitally inaugurates Radio diagnosis Facilities at AIIMS, Bathinda

Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan today digitally inaugurated the Radio diagnosis Facilities at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bathinda....
Oct 29

Sikkim Govt. imposes complete lockdown in Gangtok

The Sikkim government has ordered a complete lockdown in Gangtok municipal area from 21st to 27th of September...
Sep 19

National Celiac Disease Awareness Day – September 13, 2020

As per specialists at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, celiac infection influences near six to 8,000,000 individuals in India. ...
Sep 12

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