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Delhi govt to launch month-long cleanliness campaign in August: CM Gupta, ETHealthworld

Delhi govt to launch month-long cleanliness campaign in August: CM Gupta, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday announced that the government will launch a month-long campaign, “Delhi’s Freedom from Garbage Cleanliness Drive,” from August 1 to mark India’s Independence anniversary. The special drive will run from August 1 to 31, according to a statement. Gupta announced that on July 29, a major meeting would […]

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Allahabad High Court Condemns Private Hospitals for Exploiting Patients, ETHealthworld

Allahabad High Court Condemns Private Hospitals for Exploiting Patients, ETHealthworld

Prayagraj: The Allahabad High Court has expressed displeasure over patients being treated as “guinea pigs or ATM machines” and dismissed a doctor’s plea against the criminal action initiated against him over the death of a pregnant woman. Justice Prasant Kumar said it was common practice nowadays for nursing homes and hospitals to entice the patients

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Centene Boosts Medicaid Insurer Confidence on Wall Street with Promising Rate Increases, ETHealthworld

Centene Boosts Medicaid Insurer Confidence on Wall Street with Promising Rate Increases, ETHealthworld

New York: Wall Street regained confidence in Medicaid insurers after Centene said on Friday it expects to be able to raise rates charged to states for 2026 health plans for low-income Americans and strengthen profit margins. Insurer shares rose across the board. Centene shares were up 5% in early afternoon trading after falling 16% on

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COVID-19 Vaccines Prevent Over 2.5 Million Deaths Worldwide, New Study Reveals, ETHealthworld

COVID-19 Vaccines Prevent Over 2.5 Million Deaths Worldwide, New Study Reveals, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: COVID-19 vaccines helped prevent more than 25 lakh deaths across the world between 2020 and 2024 — for every 5,400 doses administered, one death was averted, estimates a study. Findings published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Health Forum “clearly demonstrate a major overall benefit from COVID-19 vaccination during the

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Over 200 cancer day care centres to be established across India: Government, ETHealthworld

Over 200 cancer day care centres to be established across India: Government, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: More than 200 Day Care Cancer Centres (DCCCs) have been approved for establishment across the country for the financial year 2025-26, including 14 centres in Andhra Pradesh, Minister of State for Health Prataprao Jadhav told the Lok Sabha on Friday. The Union Health Ministry conducted a national gap analysis using Indian Council of

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Covid Vaccination Not Linked to Sudden Deaths in Young Adults, ETHealthworld

Covid Vaccination Not Linked to Sudden Deaths in Young Adults, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: An ICMR study has found that Covid vaccination did not increase the risk of unexplained sudden deaths among young adults in India, Union Health Minister J P Nadda told Lok Sabha on Friday. Past Covid hospitalization, family history of sudden death and certain lifestyle behaviours increased the likelihood of unexplained sudden deaths. Responding

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Taste the flavours of Lahore and Patiala in Delhi at Amninder Sandhu’s Kikli

Taste the flavours of Lahore and Patiala in Delhi at Amninder Sandhu’s Kikli

The culinary disposition of Punjab, unlike its geographic landscape, remains undivided. It spells the fusion of hearty, robust and fiery palate coupled with cooking techniques that date back to the Harappan civilisation. Fortunately, you do not have to travel back in time to taste the heritage of Punjabi cuisine. It has a new address —

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The Deadly Duo You Need to Watch Out For, ETHealthworld

The Deadly Duo You Need to Watch Out For, ETHealthworld

“Diabetic? Your Heart May Already Be at Risk—Here’s What to Do” In India and across the world, diabetes and cardiovascular disease (CVD) are rapidly emerging as two of the most serious public health challenges of our time. What makes them particularly dangerous is not just their individual impact, but the way they interact, amplify risk,

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Development and evaluation of an agentic LLM based RAG framework for evidence-based patient education

Development and evaluation of an agentic LLM based RAG framework for evidence-based patient education

Methods Subject-matter experts The clinical relevance and appropriateness of the evaluation framework were ensured through consultation with two subject-matter experts. HK, an internal medicine specialist with extensive PE experience, including service as the editor-in-chief of the King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Arabic Health Encyclopaedia, provided guidance on general medicine topics and PE best practices. Additionally, MA,

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Digitalizing English-language CT Interpretation for Positive Haemorrhage Evaluation Reporting: the DECIPHER study

Digitalizing English-language CT Interpretation for Positive Haemorrhage Evaluation Reporting: the DECIPHER study

Methods This is a retrospective diagnostic test accuracy study. The study methodology and reporting follow the recommendations of Standards for Reporting Diagnostic Accuracy (STARD).11 The STARD checklist is included in the online supplemental file 1. Design, setting, population and data source We assessed the performance of three methods of CT report digitalisation: an investigator-programmed text

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Your Heart’s Silent Enemy Revealed, ETHealthworld

Your Heart’s Silent Enemy Revealed, ETHealthworld

Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death globally and in India. As our understanding of cardiovascular health advances, one culprit has emerged with undeniable clarity—LDL-C, or Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol. Commonly referred to as “bad cholesterol,” elevated LDL-C is now recognized as a central factor in the development and progression of atherosclerotic cardiovascular

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Revolutionary AI Model for Heart Disease Prevention Launched by Jaslok Hospital, ETHealthworld

Revolutionary AI Model for Heart Disease Prevention Launched by Jaslok Hospital, ETHealthworld

Mumbai: Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre has partnered with AnginaX AI to launch an operational AI-based heart disease prevention model. AnginaX is described as India’s first licensed AI Doctor Assistant in cardiology. According to the hospital, this collaboration aims to shift cardiac care from late-stage intervention to early, technology-enabled prevention. It is stated that the

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IIT Indore Launches Pioneering Schools in Sustainability and Biosciences, ETHealthworld

IIT Indore Launches Pioneering Schools in Sustainability and Biosciences, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Indore, in partnership with The Bhupat & Jyoti Mehta Family Foundation (MFF), has announced the establishment of two new academic schools: the Mehta Family School of Sustainability and the Mehta Family School of Biosciences and Biomedical Engineering. These schools mark MFF’s seventh and eighth academic partnerships in

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Max Lab Partners with Stepcare to Bring Advanced Diagnostic Services to Bengaluru, ETHealthworld

Max Lab Partners with Stepcare to Bring Advanced Diagnostic Services to Bengaluru, ETHealthworld

Bengaluru: Max Lab, the diagnostic arm of Max Healthcare, has announced its entry into the Bengaluru market through a collaboration with city-based healthcare provider Stepcare. The partnership is intended to enhance access to quality diagnostic services by combining Max Lab’s test portfolio with Stepcare’s laboratory infrastructure. It is indicated that Max Lab will operate out

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The Bhag Club in Delhi turns one inspiring people to run for fun

The Bhag Club in Delhi turns one inspiring people to run for fun

Participants at The Bhag Club voluntary run in Delhi | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Last Sunday, a large group of college students and young adults gathered at Chanakyapuri in Delhi and voluntarily put on their running shoes to run the perimeter of Nehru Park and test their stamina and energy levels. It was neither a

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AIIMS Raipur and IIT Indore Collaborate in Groundbreaking Health Tech Masterclass, ETHealthworld

AIIMS Raipur and IIT Indore Collaborate in Groundbreaking Health Tech Masterclass, ETHealthworld

RAIPUR: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Raipur hosted a masterclass on Technology Interventions in Healthcare, in collaboration with the DRISHTI CPS Foundation, an initiative by IIT Indore. The event focused on how technology and artificial intelligence (AI) can be integrated into healthcare services. A team from the Foundation visited AIIMS Raipur and

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India-UK FTA Boosts Medical Device Sector: Challenges Ahead, ETHealthworld

India-UK FTA Boosts Medical Device Sector: Challenges Ahead, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: The formal announcement of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and the UK has brought big cheers for the domestic industry and the country medical device makers applaud the trade pact, that commits smoother market entry and duty free access to Indian exports. According to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the

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The Future of Precision Medicine in India, ETHealthworld

The Future of Precision Medicine in India, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: In an era where precision is paramount and patient recovery is prioritised more than ever, robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) is no longer a futuristic concept—it is rapidly becoming the gold standard in operating rooms across the globe, and increasingly, in India. Once reserved for complex prostatectomies, robotic surgery today spans a wide range of

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Unusual Diagnosis of Rare Subcutaneous Tailgut Cyst in 37-Year-Old Woman by Redcliffe Labs, ETHealthworld

Unusual Diagnosis of Rare Subcutaneous Tailgut Cyst in 37-Year-Old Woman by Redcliffe Labs, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Diagnostics service provider Redcliffe Labs has reported the diagnosis of a subcutaneous tailgut cyst in a 37-year-old woman, marking an unusual presentation of a typically deep pelvic congenital condition. The case, led by Dr. Mayanka Seth, Consultant Pathologist at Redcliffe Labs, has been published in the Indian Journal of Case Reports. Tailgut cysts

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Impact of atrial fibrillation centre on the implementation of the atrial fibrillation better care holistic pathway in a Chinese large teaching hospital: an interrupted time series analysis

Impact of atrial fibrillation centre on the implementation of the atrial fibrillation better care holistic pathway in a Chinese large teaching hospital: an interrupted time series analysis

Discussion Principal finding: systemic impact of AFC construction This longitudinal analysis of 18 942 patients with AF demonstrates that institutionalisation of Atrial Fibrillation Centres significantly enhanced ABC pathway adherence, with hospital-wide implementation rates rising from 23.3% to 40% and cardiology departments achieving 60% compliance by 2023. To our knowledge, this constitutes the first empirical evidence establishing

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Exploring doctors’ perspectives on generative-AI and diagnostic-decision-support systems

Exploring doctors’ perspectives on generative-AI and diagnostic-decision-support systems

Abstract This research presents key findings from a project exploring UK doctors’ perspectives on artificial intelligence (AI) in their work. Despite a growing interest in the use of AI in medicine, studies have yet to explore a representative sample of doctors’ perspectives on, and experiences with, making use of different types of AI. Our research

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Apollo Hospitals and Siemens Healthineers Unite for AI Innovations, ETHealthworld

Apollo Hospitals and Siemens Healthineers Unite for AI Innovations, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Apollo Hospitals and healthcare company Siemens Healthineers have announced a research collaboration aimed at advancing innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) and imaging technologies to improve liver disease management. According to the partners, the research will span areas such as quantitative ultrasound imaging and AI-driven clinical solutions. The stated objective is to enhance patient

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Boston Scientific lifts annual profit forecast, sees smaller tariff impact, ETHealthworld

Boston Scientific lifts annual profit forecast, sees smaller tariff impact, ETHealthworld

Bengaluru: Boston Scientific raised its annual profit forecast on Wednesday, banking on strong demand for its heart devices, and trimmed its expectation for tariff-related costs to half of the previously projected amount. Shares of the company rose 4.8% in morning trading following the results. “Based on the current schedule of expected tariffs, we now anticipate

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AIIMS Delhi Collaborates with TU Dresden to Revolutionize Surgery with AI and Deep-Tech Solutions, ETHealthworld

AIIMS Delhi Collaborates with TU Dresden to Revolutionize Surgery with AI and Deep-Tech Solutions, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, has announced a collaboration with Germany’s TU Dresden to transform surgery with AI and deep-tech solutions to tackle health issues. This is a key outcome of the three-day workshop conducted at AIIMS. “The signing of a Letter of Intent (LoI) between Prof. Ursula Staudinger

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Junior Doctors’ Strike in England Set to Impact NHS Amid Failed Pay Negotiations, ETHealthworld

Junior Doctors’ Strike in England Set to Impact NHS Amid Failed Pay Negotiations, ETHealthworld

London: A planned five-day junior doctors’ strike in England will go ahead this week, their trade union announced on Tuesday, saying health minister Wes Streeting had not gone far enough in negotiations over pay and conditions. Junior doctors, also known as resident doctors, had voted to strike following the government’s award of a 5.4% pay

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Fortis, Gleneagles India Collaborate under IHH to manage Operations, ETHealthworld

Fortis, Gleneagles India Collaborate under IHH to manage Operations, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: IHH Healthcare Berhad (“IHH”) has announced a collaboration between its India subsidiaries – Fortis Healthcare Limited (“Fortis”), and Gleneagles Healthcare India Private Limited (“Gleneagles India”). The collaboration aims to drive stronger business performance and long-term sustainable growth. By combining the operational and financial strengths of Fortis and Gleneagles India, the partnership seeks to

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Over 37L dog bite cases, 54 human rabies deaths in 2024, ETHealthworld

Over 37L dog bite cases, 54 human rabies deaths in 2024, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: More than 37 lakh cases of dog bites and 54 suspected human rabies deaths were reported during 2024, govt said on Tuesday. In a written reply to the Lok Sabha, minister of state for fisheries, animal husbandry and dairying SP Singh Baghel said that municipalities were responsible to control the stray dog population.

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Jamia Hamdard’s 150 MBBS, 49 PG seats scrapped for 2025-26; CAG had flagged Rs 813-crore diversion, ETHealthworld

Jamia Hamdard’s 150 MBBS, 49 PG seats scrapped for 2025-26; CAG had flagged Rs 813-crore diversion, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: In a major setback to Delhi’s medical aspirants, Jamia Hamdard University has withdrawn all 150 MBBS and 49 postgraduate medical seats for the 2025-26 academic year. The move, which comes just before the NEET counselling for deemed universities starting on July 21, follows allegations of large-scale financial irregularities, regulatory lapses, and an administrative

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‘Stop diarrhoea’ drive lays stress on prevention, ETHealthworld

‘Stop diarrhoea’ drive lays stress on prevention, ETHealthworld

Lucknow: To save children under the age of 5 from diarrhoea, the state health and family welfare department has launched a ‘Stop Diarrhoea Campaign‘ across districts. Launched on July 16 and running till July 31, it aims to raise awareness. On Monday, the department reviewed the progress of the drive in which awareness is being

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Jump rope for fun and fitness, a new community rises in Chennai

Jump rope for fun and fitness, a new community rises in Chennai

G. Aravindaakshan, founder of Chennai Jumps, a jump rope community in Chennai. | Photo Credit: AKHILA EASWARAN On Sunday morning, around two dozen individuals — a spirited mix of children, adults, and seniors — gathered at Dr. Natesan Park on Venkatanarayana Road in T. Nagar with one common goal: to jump-start their day with fun

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A Shift from Charity to CapitalismETHealthworld

A Shift from Charity to CapitalismETHealthworld

New Delhi: As India’s healthcare sector races toward a projected USD 596 billion valuation by 2025, a quiet but powerful shift is underway—Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles are emerging as the next big disruptor. No longer just a corporate buzzword, ESG is now being seen as a critical framework to tackle inequities, attract impact-driven

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Rise of ‘Virtual Autism’ Alarms Neurologists as Screen Time Soars Among Children, ETHealthworld

Rise of ‘Virtual Autism’ Alarms Neurologists as Screen Time Soars Among Children, ETHealthworld

By Vishal Kumar Singh New Delhi: India is witnessing a disturbing rise in autism-like symptoms among children aged 2 to 9 not due to genetics, but linked to excessive screen exposure. Neurologists have termed this emerging condition “virtual autism“, warning that overuse of digital devices is rewiring young brains and fueling a hidden epidemic. Leading

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Revolutionary Molecular Approach Paves Way for Hair Regrowth Without Transplant Surgeries, ETHealthworld

Revolutionary Molecular Approach Paves Way for Hair Regrowth Without Transplant Surgeries, ETHealthworld

Mumbai: A team of scientists by mapping the complete molecular network of human hair, have identified several treatment procedures that can potentially eliminate the need for surgery or transplants for restoring hair growth. According to a recent study published in “Stem Cell Research & Therapy” integrating stem cell biology, gene therapy, and molecular signalling can

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Humana Challenges Medicare Star Rating Downgrade Again with New Lawsuit, ETHealthworld

Humana Challenges Medicare Star Rating Downgrade Again with New Lawsuit, ETHealthworld

Humana on Monday filed a new lawsuit over the U.S. government’s reduction in the health insurer’s star ratings for government-backed Medicare plans, after an earlier challenge was dismissed on technical grounds. Humana, in the lawsuit in Fort Worth, Texas, federal court, says the lower ratings could cause it to lose customers and potentially billions of

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US Health Department’s Controversial Data Sharing with ICE Sparks Privacy Concerns, ETHealthworld

US Health Department’s Controversial Data Sharing with ICE Sparks Privacy Concerns, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is providing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) access to personal data of around 79 million Medicaid enrollees to assist in identifying individuals who may not be living in the country legally. The development reflects an expansion of federal immigration enforcement through healthcare oversight. A

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Improvement of medication adherence in osteoporosis through telemedicine combined with email: a patient-reported experience and outcome measure-based prospective study

Improvement of medication adherence in osteoporosis through telemedicine combined with email: a patient-reported experience and outcome measure-based prospective study

Discussion In this prospective study, the employment of TC did not provide any advantage as compared with traditional in presence visits in terms of adherence to alendronate in patients with osteoporosis. Significant improvement in medication adherence was achieved, instead, by providing patients with the possibility to contact on-demand their bone specialists during the follow-up. Moreover,

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NHRC Urges Government to Provide Health Insurance for Elderly Prisoners, ETHealthworld

NHRC Urges Government to Provide Health Insurance for Elderly Prisoners, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: The National Human Rights Commission has issued directions to the director general (prisons) of all states and Union Territories to ensure that all eligible prisoners of 70 years or above should be registered to be able to get the benefit of the Pradhan Mantri Ayushman Vaya Vandana Yojana – the govt’s health insurance

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MedGenome Secures ₹400 Crore in Series E Funding to Expand Genomic Services, ETHealthworld

MedGenome Secures ₹400 Crore in Series E Funding to Expand Genomic Services, ETHealthworld

Bengaluru: Genomic diagnostics services company,MedGenome, announced that it has raised $47.5million (over ₹400 crore) in its Series E funding round. The investment round was co-led by private equity firm Maj Invest, an existing investor Novo Holdings and an existing shareholder Sofina. “This funding will enable us to broaden access to its genomics and integrated diagnostics

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Karnataka Faces Alarming Surge in Dog Bite Cases and Rabies Deaths, ETHealthworld

Karnataka Faces Alarming Surge in Dog Bite Cases and Rabies Deaths, ETHealthworld

Bengaluru: In the past six months, Karnataka has recorded more than 2.3 lakh dog bite cases and 19 rabies deaths, indicating a sharp increase compared to the corresponding period last year, according to official data released on Sunday. In all of 2024, the state reported 3.6 lakh dog bite cases and 42 rabies deaths. According

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Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Injects 0 Million in Meril, Boosting India’s MedTech Sector, ETHealthworld

Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Injects $200 Million in Meril, Boosting India’s MedTech Sector, ETHealthworld

Ahmedabad: Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) on Sunday announced it has signed definitive agreements to invest USD 200 million (approximately Rs 1,723 crore) in Gujarat-based medical devices manufacturer Meril, acquiring close to a 3% stake. The transaction values Meril at $6.6 billion (around Rs 56,859 crore). The deal awaits regulatory approval from the Competition Commission

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Proactive process evaluation of precision medicine platforms: a roadmap

Proactive process evaluation of precision medicine platforms: a roadmap

Precision medicine (PM) has significant potential to contribute to the development of a truly learning health system where data-driven approaches guide care provision and treatment decisions.1 PM encompasses various inter-related concepts, including the identification and targeting of the causal mechanisms underlying diseases (which may include genomic medicine to understand aetiology), and the implementation of strategies

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Kerala Minority Panel Addresses Urgent Dental Doctor Shortage in Government Hospitals, ETHealthworld

Kerala Minority Panel Addresses Urgent Dental Doctor Shortage in Government Hospitals, ETHealthworld

Thiruvananthapuram: Shortage of dental doctors in govt hospitals took centre stage at a special sitting of Kerala state minority commission held on Saturday at the commission headquarters’ in Thiruvananthapuram. Commission chairman A A Rasheed presided over the session, which reviewed multiple public petitions, including those related to health services, infrastructure needs and land access disputes.

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India’s Private Hospitals Face Overcapacity Dilemma Amid Bed Shortage in Smaller CitiesETHealthworld

India’s Private Hospitals Face Overcapacity Dilemma Amid Bed Shortage in Smaller CitiesETHealthworld

Mumbai: There is a new dichotomy looming on the horizon for India’s private hospitals. Capacity expansion lined up by top players and recent record investments and blockbuster deals in the sector may result in a transition from capacity crunch to overcapacity in a short span in major urban areas, even as the number of beds

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PGI Takes Action Against Overcharging Private Chemist: Patients Fleeced, ETHealthworld

PGI Takes Action Against Overcharging Private Chemist: Patients Fleeced, ETHealthworld

Chandigarh: Taking cognisance of a TOI exposé on a private chemist allegedly fleecing patients with inflated drug prices, PGI authorities said they would issue a show cause notice to the operator running the outlet within its new outpatient department (OPD). TOI’s ‘reality check’ last week unveiled a disturbing trend: the private shop, despite a contractual

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A Path Toward Evidence-Based Healthcare in India, ETHealthworld

A Path Toward Evidence-Based Healthcare in India, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Amid a fierce debate over the Centre’s proposed integrated MBBS-BAMS course, experts have asserted that sharing of clinical exposure and research collaboration between the two specialisations is key to India establishing a gold standard in integrative healthcare. However, central to the discussion among medical professionals, educators, and policymakers is a key question: Can

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Why MBBS tuition fees at deemed univeristy rising by 200% is causing worry amid parents, experts, ETHealthworld

Why MBBS tuition fees at deemed univeristy rising by 200% is causing worry amid parents, experts, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Deemed universities in the state have hiked MBBS course fees to as high as ₹1.5 crore, with annual charges reaching up to Rs 30.5 lakh. Experts warn that such steep increases could discourage many aspirants from pursuing a medical career altogether. Since 2015, tuition fees at deemed universities increased by up to 200%

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Trump’s Diagnosis Sparks Public Interest, ETHealthworld

Trump’s Diagnosis Sparks Public Interest, ETHealthworld

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) after visiting doctors due to noticeable swelling in his legs. While his physician confirmed there’s no sign of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or heart-related complications, the diagnosis has sparked public interest in this under-discussed circulatory condition.Chronic Venous Insufficiency is a condition where

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Illegal IVF Centre Raided in Gurugram: 84 Embryos Seized, ETHealthworld

Illegal IVF Centre Raided in Gurugram: 84 Embryos Seized, ETHealthworld

Gurugram: An illegal IVF centre was busted in Gurugram’s Sushant Lok area in a raid by the health department on Friday, officials said. The officials said that 84 embryos were recovered from the centre during the raid and they have been shifted to different hospitals. According to the Gurugram health department, there was concrete information

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AI-Powered ECG Screening for Structural Issues, ETHealthworld

AI-Powered ECG Screening for Structural Issues, ETHealthworld

London: Artificial intelligence (AI) can turn a common doctor’s office test into a screening tool for detecting structural problems in patients’ hearts, researchers reported in Nature. Their publicly available AI tool, called EchoNext, analyzes ordinary electrocardiogram (ECG) data to identify patients who should have an echocardiogram – a noninvasive ultrasound exam – to look for

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World’s First Living Donor Liver Transplant with Double Heart Valve Surgery Successfully Performed in Gurugram, ETHealthworld

World’s First Living Donor Liver Transplant with Double Heart Valve Surgery Successfully Performed in Gurugram, ETHealthworld

Gurugram: In a groundbreaking achievement for global medical care, Paras Health Gurugram, has successfully performed the world’s first Living Donor Liver Transplant combined with a double heart valve surgery. This complex transplant was performed on a 55-year-old woman from Kyrgyzstan, who had been battling end-stage autoimmune liver disease along with severe valvular heart disease, said

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AI-Powered Emergency Care Innovations Unveiled at Indo-German ConferenceETHealthworld

AI-Powered Emergency Care Innovations Unveiled at Indo-German ConferenceETHealthworld

Raipur: Two senior doctors from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Raipur, Executive Director and CEO Lt Gen Ashok Jindal (retd) and Prof (Dr) Debjyoti Mohanty, Head of the Department of General Surgery, represented India at the InDeMed: Indo-German Medical Partnership Conference in Dresden, Germany, held from July 16 to 18. The conference focused

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AIIMS Jammu will be counted among the best of 23 AIIMS in India: Omar Abdullah, ETHealthworld

AIIMS Jammu will be counted among the best of 23 AIIMS in India: Omar Abdullah, ETHealthworld

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday expressed satisfaction over the progress made by AIIMS Jammu in a short period and said that perhaps the institute will be counted among the best of the 23 AIIMS in the country. “If we look at the 22 other AIIMS in the country, perhaps the

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Marengo Asia Launches Cutting-Edge Neuro & Spine Institute in Gurugram, ETHealthworld

Marengo Asia Launches Cutting-Edge Neuro & Spine Institute in Gurugram, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Multi-specialty hospitals chain Marengo Asia Hospitals has announced the launch of the Marengo Asia International Institute of Neuro & Spine (MAIINS) in Gurugram. It is indicated that the hospital has also onboarded neurologist Dr. Praveen Gupta to lead this institute and head the neurology department. Dr. Gupta is a gold medallist from AIIMS,

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Yashoda Medicity Launches State-of-the-Art Robotic Surgery Training Centre in Ghaziabad, ETHealthworld

Yashoda Medicity Launches State-of-the-Art Robotic Surgery Training Centre in Ghaziabad, ETHealthworld

Mumbai: Healthcare institution Yashoda Medicity has partnered with technology company Intuitive to establish an advanced robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) training centre at its Indirapuram facility in Ghaziabad. The centre was inaugurated by Harsh Malhotra, Union Minister of State in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Road Transport and Highways, in the presence of Sunil Sharma, Minister

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Apollo Home Healthcare Introduces Integrated Palliative Care at Home in Delhi, ETHealthworld

Apollo Home Healthcare Introduces Integrated Palliative Care at Home in Delhi, ETHealthworld

Delhi: Apollo Home Healthcare has announced the launch of ‘Integrated Palliative Care at Home’ program in Delhi, in association with Apollo Indraprastha Hospital, Delhi. It is indicated that the initiative will soon be extended to the newly launched Apollo Athenaa. Dr. Sushma Bhatnagar, Pain and Palliative Care Consultant, Apollo Indraprastha Hospital, said, “In palliative care,

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Merit List Released Soon, ETHealthworld

Merit List Released Soon, ETHealthworld

Chennai: The selection committee will declare the merit list for MBBS/BDS admissions by July 25 and begin counselling by July 30, health minister Ma Subramanian said on Wednesday. The committee received 72,743 applications for admissions under govt, management, and NRI quotas this year. “The applications were scrutinized early. During the process, officials found some candidates

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Private Equity Investment in Indian Healthcare Surges to ₹4,900 Crore in Q2 2025, ETHealthworld

Private Equity Investment in Indian Healthcare Surges to ₹4,900 Crore in Q2 2025, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: In the second quarter of calendar year (CY) 2025, in the Indian Healthcare sector global and homegrown private equity firms have deployed a capital of around ₹4,900 crore ($580 million) in 33 deals spanning across Hospitals. Pharma and HealthTech, among others. According to a report from Grant Thornton Bharat, “in Q2 2025 the

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Revolutionary AI Scanner Installs at MAIDS for Quick Dental DiagnosticsETHealthworld

Revolutionary AI Scanner Installs at MAIDS for Quick Dental DiagnosticsETHealthworld

New Delhi: Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences (MAIDS) has installed ScanOair, an AI-powered scanner capable of detecting common dental issues such as tooth decay, gum inflammation and teeth misalignment to improve diagnostic efficiency and reduce patient waiting time. The device, which uses artificial intelligence to provide a provisional diagnosis within minutes, is being positioned

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Healthcare Leaders Demand Implementation of Rotatory Headship in AIIMS and PGIMER, ETHealthworld

Healthcare Leaders Demand Implementation of Rotatory Headship in AIIMS and PGIMER, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: The Indian Medical Association (IMA) and the Delhi Medical Association (DMA) have extended support to the joint representation made by the Faculty Association of AIIMS (FAIMS), Delhi, and the Faculty Association of PGIMER, Chandigarh, for the implementation of Rotatory Headship in these institutions. In a letter to Union Health Minister J P Nadda,

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Domestic med-tech companies flag security threat from Chinese devices, ETHealthworld

Domestic med-tech companies flag security threat from Chinese devices, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: India’s medical tech leaders have urged the government to scrutinise imports of Chinese healthcare devices, citing security threat as these modern machines can be potentially misused for surveillance, cyberattacks and data breach. At a recent meeting with commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal, domestic manufacturers raised concerns over increasing deployment of Chinese imagining

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ManipalCigna Health Insurance Announces Aggressive Expansion in Tamil Nadu with 10 New Branches, ETHealthworld

ManipalCigna Health Insurance Announces Aggressive Expansion in Tamil Nadu with 10 New Branches, ETHealthworld

Chennai: The ManipalCigna Health Insurance Company Ltd has planned to expand its footprint in Tamil Nadu with 10 more branches and add over 10,000 advisors across South India. ManipalCigna Health Insurance Company Ltd is a joint venture between Manipal Group, an eminent player in healthcare delivery and higher education and global health services company Cigna

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India and Nepal Lead the Way according to WHO-UNICEF, ETHealthworld

India and Nepal Lead the Way according to WHO-UNICEF, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: South Asia has achieved its highest-ever immunization coverage for children, with notable progress in India and Nepal, according to new data released on Tuesday by the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF for 2024. India reduced its number of zero-dose children – those who have not received a single vaccine – by 43

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Development and implementation of cancer clinical trial patient screening using an electronic medical record-integrated trial matching system

Development and implementation of cancer clinical trial patient screening using an electronic medical record-integrated trial matching system

Methods We customised a cloud-based platform (XpertScreen, developed by XpertDox, Birmingham, Alabama, USA), to streamline patient matching and study team referrals to ongoing clinical trials at cancer centres. This personalised trial matching system integrates with the EMR (Epic Systems, Verona, Wisconsin, USA) by passing through patient-associated data such as age, sex and primary oncologic diagnosis,

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Indira IVF Hospital Moves Forward with Confidential IPO Filing Worth 7M, ETHealthworld

Indira IVF Hospital Moves Forward with Confidential IPO Filing Worth $407M, ETHealthworld

Bengaluru: Indian fertility services provider Indira IVF Hospital has filed draft papers confidentially with the country’s markets regulator for an initial public offering, a newspaper advertisement showed on Wednesday. The offering could be worth around 35 billion rupees ($407.2 million), Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The deal will not

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Manipal Hospitals borrows Rs 5,300 crore from global banks to fund Sahyadri acquisition, ET Health

Manipal Hospitals borrows Rs 5,300 crore from global banks to fund Sahyadri acquisition, ET Health

Mumbai: Manipal Hospitals, part of Mangalore-based Manipal Education and Medical Group (MEMG), is borrowing nearly ₹5,300 crore from five foreign banks to fund its acquisition of Sahyadri Hospitals, four people familiar with the plans said. The banks comprising European lenders Deutsche Bank and Barclays, Japan’s Mitsubishi UFG Financial Group (MUFG) and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp

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Even Healthcare Launches First Hospital in Bengaluru to Revolutionize Patient Care, ET Health

Even Healthcare Launches First Hospital in Bengaluru to Revolutionize Patient Care, ET Health

Bengaluru: Integrated managed care provider Even Healthcare has announced the opening of its first hospital, Even Hospital in Central Bengaluru on Race Course Road. According to the hospital, it has restructured doctor compensation to align with health outcomes instead of procedures. The hospital states that it aims to reduce readmissions and improve long-term outcomes by

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Agilus Diagnostics Unveils Groundbreaking Anti-MCV Antibody Test for Early Rheumatoid Arthritis Detection, ETHealthworld

Agilus Diagnostics Unveils Groundbreaking Anti-MCV Antibody Test for Early Rheumatoid Arthritis Detection, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Agilus Diagnostics, in collaboration with Sebia, has launched an Anti-MCV (anti–mutated citrullinated vimentin) antibody test that provides early detection of rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Developed by Sebia, the new antibody test enhances the early detection of rheumatoid arthritis (RA), especially in patients who test negative for conventional markers like anti-CCP and rheumatoid factor (RF).

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KGMU to get new diagnostic centre, accommodation block, ETHealthworld

KGMU to get new diagnostic centre, accommodation block, ETHealthworld

Lucknow: To improve patient care and convenience, King George’s Medical University (KGMU) will soon establish a state-of-the-art diagnostic centre & patient relative accommodation (PRA) block to offer round-the-clock access to all essential diagnostic tests under one roof. The new facility will be located near the existing trauma centre. The announcement was made on Monday during

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Waters Corp Acquires Becton Dickinson Unit for .5 Billion Amid Tariff Challenges, ETHealthworld

Waters Corp Acquires Becton Dickinson Unit for $17.5 Billion Amid Tariff Challenges, ETHealthworld

Bengaluru: Lab equipment maker Waters Corp on Monday said it will buy a bioscience and diagnostics unit spun off from medtech provider Becton Dickinson in a stock-and-cash transaction valued at $17.5 billion, expanding its scale in clinical and diagnostic applications. Becton Dickinson, which had been underperforming in recent months and was targeted by activists, will

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National Medical Commission directs colleges to form panels to track adverse events from devices, ETHealthworld

National Medical Commission directs colleges to form panels to track adverse events from devices, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has directed all deans and principals of medical colleges across the country to constitute committees for monitoring, assessing and preventing adverse events related to medical devices. In a public notice, the NMC stated that each medical institution must register such a committee with the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC).

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Rajasthan’s 1,700 Medical Officer Candidates Left in Limbo Amid Healthcare Crisis, ETHealthworld

Rajasthan’s 1,700 Medical Officer Candidates Left in Limbo Amid Healthcare Crisis, ETHealthworld

Jaipur: The Rajasthan Medical Officer Recruitment examination, held on April 27, 2025, for 1,700 positions, remains in limbo despite the completion of all procedural requirements, including document verification. The administration is yet to release the final merit list or announce appointment dates, causing significant concern amongst candidates. The applicants point out a critical healthcare gap,

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Marengo Hospitals lines up ₹150 cr for western foray, ETHealthworld

Marengo Hospitals lines up ₹150 cr for western foray, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Multi specialty hospital platform Marengo Asia Healthcare plans to soon foray into Maharashtra and Rajasthan with an investment of ₹150 crore as part of its strategy to expand its footprint pan India. Backed by Samara Capital, Havells family investment office and Godrej family investment office, Marengo currently manages about 1,500 beds across its

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Study Reveals Health Insurance Coverage for Women in WHO Southeast Asia Region, ET Health

Study Reveals Health Insurance Coverage for Women in WHO Southeast Asia Region, ET Health

New Delhi: About one in every five women in the WHO Southeast Asia Region, including India, are covered under a health insurance, a study published in The Lancet Regional Health Southeast Asia has estimated. One in eight women in the region – defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) – were enrolled in social security

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Tamil Nadu senior citizens crack NEET, seek MBBS seats under govt quota, ETHealthworld

Tamil Nadu senior citizens crack NEET, seek MBBS seats under govt quota, ETHealthworld

In a rare turn of events, three senior citizens aged 68, 67, and 60 — including two practicing lawyers — have cleared the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) this year and applied for MBBS admissions in Tamil Nadu, surprising officials and triggering an unexpected debate in the state’s medical admissions process. Their applications, submitted

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Mitigated deployment strategy for ethical AI in clinical settings

Mitigated deployment strategy for ethical AI in clinical settings

Abstract Clinical diagnostic tools can disadvantage subgroups due to poor model generalisability, which can be caused by unrepresentative training data. Practical deployment solutions to mitigate harm for subgroups from models with differential performance have yet to be established. This paper will build on existing work that considers a selective deployment approach where poorly performing subgroups

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Narayana Health Insurance Launches Health Plan in West Bengal, ETHealthworld

Narayana Health Insurance Launches Health Plan in West Bengal, ETHealthworld

Kolkata: Health insurance company Narayana Health Insurance Limited (NHIL) has launched Narayana Aditi, a health insurance plan aimed at expanding access to medical coverage in West Bengal. According to the company, the plan offers up to ₹1 crore in surgical coverage and ₹5 lakh for medical management, starting at ₹29 per day for a family

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Health Insurance Premiums Surge Due to Rising Lifestyle Diseases and Premium Healthcare Costs, ETHealthworld

Health Insurance Premiums Surge Due to Rising Lifestyle Diseases and Premium Healthcare Costs, ETHealthworld

Rising medical costs, increased premium hospitalisation for heart ailments, and a surge in lifestyle diseases are putting pressure on India’s health insurance premiums, said Sharad Mathur, MD & CEO of Universal Sompo. He noted that while insurers are facing growing claims, premium hikes must be backed by data and not driven by short-term cost pressures.

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Technology adoption in healthcare: Delphi consensus for the early exploration and agile adoption of emerging healthcare technology conceptual framework

Technology adoption in healthcare: Delphi consensus for the early exploration and agile adoption of emerging healthcare technology conceptual framework

57 experts in healthcare technology adoption were invited to participate. Of these, 23 participated and each completed round 1 (40.4% response rate); thereafter, 13/23 completed round 2 (56.5% response rate). The original ARC framework, with phases and statements as referred to in the Results section. Demographic characteristics In round 1, 23 experts (16 males and

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KPMG Report Reveals 97% of Life Sciences Firms Experience AI-Driven Operational Gains, ETHealthworld

KPMG Report Reveals 97% of Life Sciences Firms Experience AI-Driven Operational Gains, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: KPMG International has released a new report titled Intelligent Life Sciences: A Blueprint for Creating Value Through AI-Driven Transformation, based on insights from 183 senior life sciences leaders. The report highlights that while the sector is ahead in adopting artificial intelligence, achieving high returns on investment remains a key challenge. According to the

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IIIT-NR student’s app to predict neonatal jaundice non-invasivelyETHealthworld

IIIT-NR student’s app to predict neonatal jaundice non-invasivelyETHealthworld

Raipur: Anshumaan Karna, a third-year B.Tech (Computer Science) student at IIIT Naya Raipur, developed an innovative smartphone application that can non-invasively predict bilirubin levels in newborns suffering from neonatal jaundice. Neonatal jaundice is a common condition during the first week of life. The application uses AI to analyse skin images and estimate bilirubin levels. Anshumaan

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Bias in vital signs? Machine learning models can learn patients’ race or ethnicity from the values of vital signs alone

Bias in vital signs? Machine learning models can learn patients’ race or ethnicity from the values of vital signs alone

Introduction Machine learning (ML) algorithms are evolving to tackle increasingly complex clinical challenges.1 The general appeal is that clinical practice will likely benefit from algorithm-assisted decision-making by optimising clinical workflows, diagnostic interventions and enhancing personalised precision care. Some insights derived from algorithms will likely assist in clinical decision-making where patients’ lives are at risk. Therefore,

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Leveraging data science to understand and address multimorbidity in sub-Saharan Africa: the MADIVA protocol

Leveraging data science to understand and address multimorbidity in sub-Saharan Africa: the MADIVA protocol

Contributors: Equal contributions were made to the writing of this paper by TO and KG and all authors reviewed the paper. Project conceptualisation and funding acquisition: SH, CK, MR, ST, KK; data collection, curation and management: CWK, SI, TM, DMN, SH, MLM, DO-K, JG, NGM, K Herbst; investigation, analysis: FXG, KA, TA, VB, JB, CH,

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Max Healthcare Claims ICRI Misuses Brand Name, Denies Association, ETHealthworld

Max Healthcare Claims ICRI Misuses Brand Name, Denies Association, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Max Institute of Medical Education, (MIME) an education arm of Max Healthcare has accused the Institute of Clinical Research India (ICRI) of misusing its brand name to mislead students and clarified that it has no official partnership or ongoing association with the institute. Issuing a public notice MIME alleged that the academic institute

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Experimental surgical robot performs gallbladder procedure autonomously, ETHealthworld

Experimental surgical robot performs gallbladder procedure autonomously, ETHealthworld

Bengaluru: An experimental AI-guided robot can autonomously perform a delicate, complicated phase of a common gallbladder operation, marking a major step toward automated medical procedures, researchers said on Wednesday. Existing surgical robots are remotely controlled by surgeons. The new system uses artificial intelligence to make independent decisions and adapts to unexpected complications during operations, said

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After 23 years, HP govt enhances paramedical seats in 2 medical colleges, ETHealthworld

After 23 years, HP govt enhances paramedical seats in 2 medical colleges, ETHealthworld

Shimla: To address the acute shortage of trained technical staff in various health institutions impacting the delivery of healthcare services, the state govt has decided to enhance the number of seats for technician courses after nearly 23 years. The installation of modern machinery in healthcare institutions requires trained manpower, and the state govt decision aims

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Mann announces Rs 10 lakh universal health insurance cover for each family in Punjab, ETHealthworld

Mann announces Rs 10 lakh universal health insurance cover for each family in Punjab, ETHealthworld

Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday announced a universal health insurance cover of Rs 10 lakh per annum under the Mukh Mantri Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana in the state. Under the scheme, each of the 65 lakh families in the state will be entitled to up to Rs 10 lakh cashless health insurance

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Ekincare Report Reveals 82% of Indians Prefer Diagnostic Centres for Preventive Health Over Hospitals, ETHealthworld

Ekincare Report Reveals 82% of Indians Prefer Diagnostic Centres for Preventive Health Over Hospitals, ETHealthworld

New Delhi: Digital health benefits platform Ekincare has released a report titled Diagnostics vs Hospitals: Preventive Health Report 2025, highlighting a major shift in how Indians approach preventive healthcare. According to the report, 82 per cent of individuals now prefer diagnostic centres over hospitals for routine health checkups, citing faster results, improved transparency, and more

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Dozee Secures CE Mark, Unlocks Global Markets for Remote Patient Monitoring and Early Warning Systems, ETHealthworld

Dozee Secures CE Mark, Unlocks Global Markets for Remote Patient Monitoring and Early Warning Systems, ETHealthworld

Bengaluru: Health-tech innovator Dozee announced that it has secured CE Mark under the European Union Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR 2017/745), a gold standard for medical device safety and efficacy. Already a recipient of US FDA 510(k) clearance for its proprietary contactless vital signs monitoring technology, Dozee’s dual international certifications now firmly establish it as

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Andhra Pradesh Launches AI-Driven Mosquito Control with Smart Surveillance System, ETHealthworld

Andhra Pradesh Launches AI-Driven Mosquito Control with Smart Surveillance System, ETHealthworld

Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh is set to launch a pilot mosquito control programme using Artificial Intelligence (AI) called the Smart Mosquito Surveillance System (SMoSS) to monitor mosquito density, detect species, and enable timely insecticide spraying. According to a TDP press release on Monday, the Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MAUD) Department will deploy AI-powered sensors and

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The Future of Smart Diagnostics and AI Integration, ETHealthworld

The Future of Smart Diagnostics and AI Integration, ETHealthworld

By Rashmi Mabiyan and Vishal Kumar Singh New Delhi: Imagine a future where diagnostics are not only fast and accurate but also mobile, patient-friendly, and deeply integrated with artificial intelligence. At the inaugural edition of Future MedX, The Smart Patient Care Summit, a panel of leading experts came together to explore exactly that possibility in

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Apollo Unveils Groundbreaking Integrated Clinic for Liver Cancers in Chennai, ETHealthworld

Apollo Unveils Groundbreaking Integrated Clinic for Liver Cancers in Chennai, ETHealthworld

Chennai: Apollo Proton Cancer Centre (APCC) has launched the Apollo Advanced Liver Cancers Clinic in Chennai. The company states that the clinic is India’s first integrated facility dedicated to primary liver cancers and liver metastases. According to the company, the clinic brings relevant specialities to deliver coordinated, evidence-based care. The clinic was inaugurated by Radhakrishnan

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The NMC’s Critical Role in Transforming India’s Healthcare System, ETHealthworld

The NMC’s Critical Role in Transforming India’s Healthcare System, ETHealthworld

The establishment of the National Medical Commission (NMC) in the year 2020 marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of medical education in India. It was envisioned to be a contemporary regulator to support quality education, foster ethical standards, and align with the aspirations of the medical profession and the healthcare needs of the country.

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Risks of Delusion and Harm, ETHealthworld

Risks of Delusion and Harm, ETHealthworld

In a world where mental health services remain out of reach for many, artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT have emerged as accessible, always-on companions. As therapy waitlists grow longer and mental health professionals become harder to afford, millions have turned to AI chatbots for emotional guidance. But while these large language models may offer soothing

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Revolutionary Needle-Free Technology for Real-Time Blood Sodium Monitoring, ETHealthworld

Revolutionary Needle-Free Technology for Real-Time Blood Sodium Monitoring, ETHealthworld

Washington: Scientists have developed a new method to monitor sodium levels in the blood without drawing a single drop. By combining terahertz radiation and optoacoustic detection, they created a non-invasive system that tracks sodium in real-time, even through the skin. The approach bypasses traditional barriers, such as water interference, and opens up the potential for

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Namakkal food delivery app Zaaroz, a Tamil Nadu-based platform, gains traction as restaurants shun Swiggy and Zomato

Namakkal food delivery app Zaaroz, a Tamil Nadu-based platform, gains traction as restaurants shun Swiggy and Zomato

Food delivery service through Zaaroz in Namakkal commenced after a puja at Anjaneyar temple on July 7, 2025 | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The restaurant owners in Namakkal who stopped receiving food orders from online food delivery majors like Swiggy and Zomato, have now shifted to a new online food delivery aggregator, Zaaroz, which only

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The Essential Coverage You Need, ETHealthworld

The Essential Coverage You Need, ETHealthworld

Introduction Staying healthy is everyone’s goal. With gyms, fitness apps and wellness subscriptions, people believe they are protecting their health adequately. But are wellness plans enough? What happens when there’s an unexpected hospitalisation or a major surgery? Here’s where health insurance becomes crucial. What are wellness plans? Wellness plans are packages that encourage healthy habits.

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