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While vertical expansion allows hospitals to maximise the utilisation of land, ultimately bringing down the cost of healthcare…

Making India the med device makers/innovator of the world needs an image shift from low cost to high value. Does the nation, and…

As the number of private sector beds increase, and smaller players are nudged out of the market, will it spur medical inflation?…

After the euphoria of budget day, the private sector finds that there are no specific policy measures to incentivise their…

The fact that there is a cultural acceptance of the trans community in India and more recently, protection from the government,…

The deaths of patients in Gujarat, after unnecessary angioplasties post health camps under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana…

Lupin’s Patient Support Programme, Humrahi, was recently enhanced to add heart health to its diabetes focus. With Kapil Dev as a…

Are the growth plans of hospitals destined to put a certain category of patients - the uninsured, patients in smaller cities, for…

Spreading limited resources over a wider population is bound to result in more loopholes. The ultimate loser is the patient

The rationale for hospitals venturing into insurance and vice versa is the same: bridging the trust gap between the three Ps:…