Max Hospital conducts India’s first Hemodiafiltration Certification workshop for Nephrologists
Over 50 healthcare professionals attended the one-day training led by Dr Dinesh Khullar at the hospital’s Centre of Excellence
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University of Glasgow Study identifies pathway to prevent secondary breast cancer
Research uncovers metabolic mechanism that could halt metastasis, offering potential early-intervention strategies for India’s…
Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai and Medtronic showcase Hub & Spoke healthcare model with AI…
Over 100 doctors attended the conclave highlighting AI-driven neurosurgery, critical care, and patient management
Zealthix raises USD 1.1 million seed funding to expand SaaS healthcare platform
Investment led by Unicorn India Ventures will support technology development, expansion, and digitisation of India’s healthcare…
NAMS, iHub-Data, and IIIT Hyderabad conclude 2nd Orientation Course on Artificial Intelligence for…
The 12-week programme, launched on 15 June 2025, trained 110 participants from six countries in AI applications for healthcare
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Secretary, DEPwD visits AMTZ and inaugurates SAGE Wheelchair unit
Rajesh Aggarwal highlights MedTech Zone’s initiatives in assistive technology, artificial limbs, and para-sports support for…
Global Digital Health Summit 2025 concludes in Mumbai with AI roadmap and implementation strategies
The three-day summit brought together over 2,000 leaders from 30+ countries, introducing the AI Pyramid Framework, ethical…
Medisys unveils new anaesthesia and neonatal technologies at Medicall Delhi
The launch at Bharat Mandapam introduced anaesthesia workstations and neonatal equipment, with participation from leading…
Johnson & Johnson to face fierce competition from Boston Scientific in US electrophysiology…
GlobalData reports Boston Scientific’s Farawave catheter driving rapid market share gains, challenging Johnson & Johnson’s…
From cost to care: How health insurance can become India’s wellness partner
Sanjiv Bajaj explains how India’s health insurance sector can evolve from passive cost coverage to an active partner in wellness