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	Dark Web Health Data: Why Medical Records Matter Medical records command high prices on the dark web due to their permanent, multi-layered value. This article examines the risks facing Indian patients and ... Oct 27
	Patient Privacy and AI in Indian Healthcare Today AI-powered healthcare in India offers significant clinical benefits while raising urgent patient privacy concerns that demand stronger regulation, informed consent practices, and robust cybersecurity ... Oct 16
	Healthcare Cyber Drills: Should Hospitals Rehearse for Digital Disasters? Healthcare cyber drills help Indian hospitals rehearse digital disaster responses, protect patient safety, ensure care continuity, and meet evolving regulatory expectations around cybersecurity preparedness. ... Oct 16
	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
	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Especially Vulnerable to Cyberattacks Small hospitals in India face severe cybersecurity risks due to limited budgets, outdated systems, and undertrained staff, making them prime targets for ransomware, phishing, and ...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
	How Indian Hospitals Are Building Responsible AI Governance Frameworks Indian hospitals are building structured AI governance frameworks covering ethics committees, risk tiering, vendor accountability, local clinical validation, and data governance to ensure safe and ... Sep 22
	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
	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
	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
	Understanding Constipation: Fibre, Fluids, Movement, and When Symptoms Need Attention Healthy snacking supports children’s energy, concentration, and growth by prioritising whole foods, balanced portions, lower added sugar, safe preparation, and practical Indian tiffin choices ... Sep 11
	Medical Device Cybersecurity: When a Connected Device Becomes a Security Risk Connected medical devices are transforming Indian healthcare while creating serious cybersecurity risks, demanding urgent action from manufacturers, hospitals, regulators, and patients alike.... Sep 11
	Doctors at Nanavati Max Hospital Successfully Replants Amputated Thumb of a 69-Year-Old Mumbai Taxi Driver after Eight-Hour Microsurgery Doctors at Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital successfully performed a complex eight-hour thumb replantation surgery on a 69-year-old taxi driver from Sion, ... Sep 08
	Ransomware in Healthcare: What Happens When a Hospital's Systems Go Offline? Ransomware poses a severe and growing threat to Indian hospitals. This article examines its operational impact, India-specific vulnerabilities, and actionable prevention strategies for healthcare ... Aug 27
	Why Indian Hospitals Are Becoming Prime Targets for Cyberattacks Indian hospitals face rising cyberattacks driven by outdated infrastructure, valuable patient data, and insufficient cybersecurity investment, demanding urgent coordinated action across healthcare institutions and policy ... Aug 27
	Diabetes Care in India: Understanding the Crisis, Bridging the Gaps, and Building a Healthier Future India faces a growing diabetes crisis with over 101 million affected. Significant gaps in diagnosis, patient education, and complication screening require urgent attention through better ... Aug 21
	Building Disaster Recovery Protocols for Hospital IT: Ensuring 99.9% Uptime During Outages Hospital IT disaster recovery is essential for uninterrupted patient care. Achieving 99.9% uptime requires resilient infrastructure, immutable backups, automated failover, offline clinical workflows, regular ... Aug 20
	AFib: The Irregular Heartbeat We Need to Stop Ignoring Prof. Dhiraj Gupta and Dr. C. Narasimhan put the spotlight on greater awareness, early detection and prevention of one of the most important heart rhythm ... Aug 20
	Healthcare Data Security in India: Risks, Threats, and Best Practices for a Digital-First Health Ecosystem Healthcare data security in India demands urgent attention as digitalisation expands. This article examines threats, risk factors, regulatory frameworks, and proven protection strategies for Indian ... Aug 10
	Importance of Patient Safety: Why Every Hospital in India Must Prioritize It Patient safety in Indian healthcare requires systemic commitment to preventing avoidable harm through strong safety culture, structured protocols, staff training, and patient engagement. ... Aug 08
	Decoding Fatty Liver Disease: Symptoms, Reversibility, and the MASLD/NAFLD Spectrum Understand the MASLD and MASH spectrum, early warning signs, disease progression, and evidence-based strategies to reverse fatty liver disease. Learn how weight loss, healthy ... Aug 07
	Why Young Indians Are Facing Heart Problems: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Young Indians face rising heart disease due to genetic predisposition, lifestyle changes, stress, poor diet, and low preventive awareness. Early screening and healthy habits are ... Aug 01
	Why Young Indians Are Facing Heart Problems: Causes, Warning Signs, and What to Do Young Indians face rising heart disease due to genetic susceptibility, unhealthy lifestyles, chronic stress, and undiagnosed metabolic conditions. Prevention through awareness, screening, and lifestyle changes ... Jul 30
	NABH Accreditation Explained: What It Means for Indian Hospitals and Patients NABH accreditation is India's foremost hospital quality benchmark, ensuring patient safety, clinical standards, and eligibility for major government health schemes across diverse healthcare settings. ... Jul 25
	Men's Health Problems After 40: What Every Indian Man Should Know This guide examines common health problems Indian men face after 40, including heart disease, diabetes, prostate concerns, and mental health, with practical prevention strategies. ... Jul 13
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