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	AI and Patient Consent in India: Who Is Responsible? Artificial intelligence is reshaping clinical decision-making in India, raising urgent questions about informed consent, accountability, and ethical responsibility when machines influence patient care. ... Oct 06
	Remote Monitoring for High-Risk Pregnancies in India Remote monitoring technology can extend quality antenatal care to high-risk pregnant women across India, enabling early complication detection, reducing specialist access gaps, and supporting ... Oct 06
	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
	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
	Constipation, Bloating and Long Sitting Hours: Doctors at RG Hospitals Delhi Warn Urban Professionals Not to Ignore Gut Problems Long working hours, prolonged sitting, irregular meals and low physical activity are becoming part of everyday routines for many urban professionals.... Oct 05
	Mega CPR Training: Baby Memorial Hospital Vadakara enters Asia and India Book of Records Baby Memorial Hospital(BMH) Vadakara has achieved a historic feat on the occasion of World Heart Day. The hospital has made it to the Asia ... Oct 01
	Smart Implants: How Connected Devices Could Transform Follow-Up Care in India Smart implants embedded with sensors and wireless technology are redefining post-surgical follow-up care in India by enabling real-time remote monitoring, reducing hospital ... Sep 30
	Apollo Hospitals’ “My Hands Are Ready” Sets World Record Title with 61,221 CPR Pledges in 30 Days The campaign reaches students, teachers and staff across 120 institutions, advancing CPR awareness and emergency preparedness ahead of World Heart Day 2026, themed “United for ... Sep 30
	How Can Diabetes and High Blood Pressure Quietly Lead to Kidney Failure? On World Heart Day, the habit-building platform turns a simple sleep check into a reminder to slow down, switch off and take care of ... Sep 30
	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
	How Medical Device Trials and Validation Shape Safer Healthcare Innovation in India This article examines medical device trials and validation in India from a practical Medicircle perspective, covering the key considerations, implementation or decision points, and ways ... Sep 30
	Maternal Nutrition Beyond Iron and Folic Acid: What Modern Prenatal Care in India Should Include Modern maternal care must expand beyond iron and folic acid to include iodine, choline, vitamin D, DHA, calcium, zinc, and magnesium for optimal fetal development ... Sep 29
	Point-of-Care Diagnostics in India: Bringing Faster Testing Closer to Patients This article examines point-of-care diagnostics in India from a practical Medicircle perspective, covering the key considerations, implementation or decision points, and ways the ... Sep 29
	11th National Convention on Medicine & Law 2026 Successfully Concludes at D Y Patil University, Navi Mumbai The 11th National Convention on Medicine & Law 2026 was held recently at the D Y Patil University Campus, Navi Mumbai.... Sep 29
	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
	MDI Gurgaon’s Samvaad X ScaNxt NXT STEP to Put Strategic Decision-Making Under Polycrisis Conditions to Test As businesses increasingly operate amid interconnected disruptions spanning markets, technology, geopolitics, supply chains and changing consumer behaviour, the ability to adapt strategy in real time ... Sep 29
	Heat-Health Warning Systems: Can Technology Prevent Deaths During Heatwaves? Heat-health warning systems combining AI, satellite data, and community outreach are reshaping India's ability to prevent heatwave deaths and protect vulnerable populations. ... Sep 28
	Urban Heat and Human Health: How Indian Cities Must Prepare for Extreme Summers Extreme urban heat poses a serious and escalating public health threat in Indian cities, affecting vulnerable populations most severely. Awareness, prevention, and coordinated urban policy ... Sep 28
	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
	Multi-Omics Medicine: The Next Revolution After Genomics Multi-omics medicine integrates genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and more to enable precise, personalised diagnosis and treatment, offering India a transformative path forward in healthcare. ... Sep 25
	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
	Adolescent Health in India: The Problems Adults Often Miss India's 253 million adolescents face overlooked health challenges across nutrition, mental health, reproductive wellbeing, and substance use that demand greater clinical and household awareness. ... Sep 24
	India wins the bid to host UCI Road World Championship 2032 in Pune 2032 to create a legacy for cycling through infrastructure, athlete pathways, grassroots participation and sports tourism.... Sep 24
	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
	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
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