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	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
	Can AI Predict Patient Deterioration Before Doctors Notice the Warning Signs? AI-powered early warning systems can predict patient deterioration hours before clinical signs appear, with transformative implications for Indian hospital safety and preventable death reduction.... Sep 08
	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
	Balancing Speed and Safety in Modern Healthcare True excellence in modern medicine occurs when efficiency and patient safety work in perfect harmony. Combining high-tech infrastructure with medical protocols ensures patients receive ... Mar 17
	How doctors view healthcare misinformation Medical misinformation is a growing challenge in India, complicating the relationship between doctors and patients. By focusing on digital literacy, healthcare providers can combat myths ... Mar 13
	Are AI Health Tools Safe for Crisis Situations: Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Faces Serious Test In the rush towards innovation, caution remains a virtue. AI-driven medical triage must be held to rigorous standards before being entrusted with high-stakes ... Feb 28
	The role of ethics in daily practice Ethics in Indian healthcare relies on trust, transparent communication, and fair resource allocation. It involves prioritizing patient autonomy and affordable care while maintaining professional integrity ... Feb 26
	Clinically informed AI outperforms foundation models in spinal cord disease prediction; a study by Washington University reveals A multidisciplinary team of surgeon-scientists, computer scientists and researchers at Washington University has developed an artificial intelligence-based approach that could help clinicians screen ... Feb 25
	How misinformation affects health decisions Digital platforms often spread unverified health claims that lead to dangerous medical delays. By identifying red flags and consulting professionals, families can avoid misinformation and ... Feb 19
	Hospital Cybersecurity Becomes Patient Safety Infrastructure as Connected Devices Multiply The rapid expansion of connected medical devices is transforming cybersecurity into a clinical safety function. Hospitals are integrating cyber-risk monitoring into operational risk frameworks ... Feb 18
	Bracco and ACIST Launch Next-Gen ACIST Pro™ Diagnostic System to Advance Precision in Cardiovascular Imaging Across Europe ACIST Medical Systems, Inc., a Bracco Group company and a global leader in advanced contrast management technologies, today announced the launch in selected markets in ... Feb 18
	How hospitals can improve patient experience Hospitals can improve patient experience through empathetic communication, respectful interactions, supportive environments, inclusive care, and thoughtful discharge planning, fostering trust, dignity, and active patient participation ... Feb 12
	AI-Generated Prescriptions and the Emerging Risks to Patient Safety The rise of AI-made prescriptions is a test of how seriously we value medical ethics, patient safety, and professional accountability in a digital age.... Feb 10
	A Man’s Close Call With Death Raises Questions About Self-Medication and Digital Health The story of this 45 year old Delhi man is about the fragile line between information and treatment, convenience and care, technology and responsibility.... Feb 07
	Overdose or Oversight? Cough Syrup Deaths Raise Uncomfortable Questions for Public Health The deaths discussed in the Assembly, however few in number, should prompt reflection rather than defensiveness... Feb 06
	Are Approved Drugs Always the Same Drug? India Signals Zero Tolerance for Unreported Drug Changes Licensing authorities will need trained personnel, clear evaluation criteria, and efficient review processes to handle submissions without causing unnecessary delays... Feb 06
	A Man’s Close Call With Death Raises Questions About Self-Medication and Digital Health The story of this 45 year old Delhi man is about the fragile line between information and treatment, convenience and care, technology and responsibility.... Feb 03
	The Thin Line Between Therapy and Thrill: India’s Crackdown on Drugs Misuse Training pharmacists, informing doctors, and educating patients will determine whether this policy delivers real-world impact or remains a rule on paper.... Jan 29
	Why the Government Wants You to Think Twice Before Swallowing That Antibiotic In many ways, this policy invites citizens to pause before reaching for an antibiotic and to recognise that every dose taken unnecessarily chips away at ... Jan 28
	When Weight Loss Turns Fatal: How Internet ‘Health Hacks’ Are Poisoning Patients Patients deserve better than algorithm-driven healthcare. They deserve clarity, safety, and respect for their intelligence.... Jan 24
	The Invisible Gamble Every Patient Takes with Medicines Drug quality is not a peripheral issue reserved for regulators and manufacturers. It is central to patient safety, clinical outcomes, and the credibility of the ... Jan 23
	Treating in the Dark: How Uncertainty Became India’s Most Dangerous Prescription If implemented thoughtfully, this diagnostic reset could mark a turning point where fewer delays, fewer unnecessary antibiotics, stronger surveillance, and better outcomes for patients who ... Jan 22
	Misdiagnosed by Design: The Problem in Paediatric Sesame Allergy Testing As food allergies become more common, such resources are no longer optional luxuries. They are essential components of preventive healthcare.... Jan 21
	India’s Herbal Health Boom and the Growing Threat of Liver Injury Doctors must routinely ask about supplement use and treat it as clinically relevant information. Regulators must tighten oversight, ensure quality control, and crack down on ... Jan 21
	From River to ICU: The Cost of Ignoring Food Safety Beyond Cities Informing consumers, training healthcare workers and investing in targeted research can prevent fear while saving lives.... Jan 17
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