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	Wearable Technology in Pregnancy: Benefits and Limits Wearable technology offers promising support during pregnancy through continuous monitoring and wellness awareness, but clinical evidence remains limited and these devices should never replace regular ... Oct 06
	Advanced Thrombectomy Saves 60-Year-Old Woman After Severe Heart Attack at KIMS Saveera CATRx catheter and Penumbra system used to remove extensive blood clot after conventional techniques fail.... Oct 05
	Single-Use Medical Devices: Innovation, Cost and Sustainability in Indian Healthcare Single-use medical devices drive innovation and infection control in Indian healthcare, but managing their cost implications and environmental footprint requires coordinated policy, manufacturing, and ... Sep 30
	Pregnancy in the Digital Age: Which Apps Are Actually Useful for Indian Women? Pregnancy apps offer Indian women valuable digital support through fetal tracking, teleconsultation, and health logging, but must complement, not replace, professional antenatal medical care. ... Sep 29
	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
	How Healthcare FAQs Can Improve Patient Understanding and Engagement This reader-friendly article from Medicircle explores how healthcare faqs can improve patient understanding and engagement, with a focus on practical considerations, common gaps, and ... Sep 24
	Could We One Day “Vaccinate” Against Hair Loss? New Research Explores Whether the Immune System Could Help Hair Regrow Published in the European Journal of Pharmacology, the scientific review explores how immune regulation, regenerative medicine and emerging technologies could shape the future of hair-... Sep 24
	The HFSS Food Debate in Indian Schools: What Public Health Experts Are Saying India's HFSS food debate intensifies as 41 million children face obesity. FSSAI's 2026 draft thresholds and expert-backed reforms aim to reshape school ... Sep 24
	Mainstream consumer technology is becoming assistive technology, finds new TQH report Mainstream consumer technologies are increasingly functioning as assistive technologies for persons with disabilities, finds a new report by the public policy firm The Quantum Hub (... Sep 24
	Cybersecurity by Design: Building Safer Healthcare Technology From Day One Cybersecurity by design embeds security into healthcare technology from day one, protecting patient data, enabling India's digital health mission, and building lasting trust across ... Sep 23
	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
	Healthcare AI Hallucinations: What Happens When an Algorithm Gets Medicine Wrong? AI hallucinations in healthcare occur when algorithms generate false medical information confidently. This article examines their risks, real-world consequences, and the safeguards India urgently ... Sep 22
	Mumbai surgeon will serve as president of Rotary International - 2028-29 Dr. Bharat Pandya, member of the Rotary Club of Borivali in Mumbai, has been confirmed as president-nominee of Rotary International – the association of the ... Sep 22
	Beyond Joint Pain — Why Early Recognition of Autoimmune Arthritis Can Change Long-Term Outcomes Joint pain is common. It is so common that most people who develop it, particularly in mid-life and beyond, attribute it to wear and ... Sep 22
	ShardaCare – Healthcity Screens 100+ People at Free Cardiac & Varicose Vein Screening Camp Ahead of World Heart Day Camp focused on early recognition of cardiac and vascular symptoms, preventive screening and timely medical intervention.... Sep 18
	Beyond "Just a Viral Infection": When Common Childhood Illnesses Need Medical Attention Every parent learns quickly that children get sick frequently, and most of the time the advice is the same: rest, fluids, time. This is usually ... Sep 18
	Why Local Medical Device Manufacturing Matters for Indian Healthcare India imports nearly 70% of its medical devices, raising costs and limiting access. Local manufacturing through schemes like PLI can deliver affordable, resilient, and innovation-... Sep 16
	Next-Generation Surgical Robots Entering the Indian Market: What It Means for Patients and Providers Next-generation surgical robots are entering India's healthcare market, offering greater precision, faster recovery, and expanding clinical possibilities across urology, oncology, orthopedics, and gynecology. ... Sep 16
	Hospital Data Breaches in India: What Every Patient Needs to Know Right Now Hospital data breaches in India are escalating, putting patient identity, medical history, and insurance data at serious risk. Awareness, proactive steps, and evolving legal frameworks ... Sep 15
	WORLD HEART DAY 2026: Don't Miss a Beat: The Heart Attacks That Never Had to Happen We know, heart attacks are on the rise… But do we know the majority of them are preventable? Cardiovascular disease now claims over 20 million ... Sep 15
	Cybersecurity of ICUs: Protecting Connected Critical-Care Systems in Indian Hospitals ICU cybersecurity is a patient safety imperative for Indian hospitals. Connected critical-care devices face ransomware, phishing, and device exploitation threats requiring structured frameworks, regulatory ... Sep 15
	Understanding Heart Palpitations: Common Triggers, Helpful Records, and Warning Signs Heart palpitations can be harmless or signal underlying problems. Tracking triggers, pulse, symptoms, and timing, while seeking ECG evaluation and urgent care for warning signs, ... Sep 12
	The Fourth Trimester: Why Healthcare Often Stops Too Early After Delivery The fourth trimester, covering the first 12 weeks postpartum, is a critical yet neglected phase in Indian maternal healthcare, marked by significant gaps in postnatal ... Sep 12
	Postpartum Mental Health: The Healthcare Gap Nobody Talks About Enough Postpartum mental health affects approximately one in five Indian mothers, yet systemic gaps in screening, stigma, and specialist access continue to leave millions without timely, ... Sep 12
	Zero-Trust Security for Hospitals: Why Traditional Network Security Is No Longer Enough India's hospitals face 8,600 weekly cyberattacks. Traditional perimeter security fails modern healthcare. Zero-Trust architecture offers continuous verification and robust patient data protection. ... Sep 11
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