medical innovation

Bengaluru-based Cloudphysician is transforming ICU care with its 24/7 Tele-ICU platform, connecting hospitals to remote specialists. Co-founded by two US-trained doctors, it has supported over 40,000 patients across 17 states, bringing critical care to even the most resource-poor hospitals.

Featured in Netflix's Lucca’s World, Cytotron is a groundbreaking device by Bengaluru’s Dr Rajah Vijay Kumar. It alters cell pathways to halt cancer and cerebral palsy progression, offering new hope.

Compact, affordable, and battery-operated, this Made-in-India MRI scanner could bridge India’s diagnostic gap.

Kerala University’s patented hydrogel dressing for diabetic wounds, created by Fathima Rumaisa and Prof Mini S, uses ferulic acid and L-proline to speed healing and changes colour to signal infection.

Dr Pawan Mehrotra, a biochemist and breast cancer researcher, developed an innovative low-cost solution for women undergoing mastectomies, called 'Poorti.'

Komal Panda watched her dad and a few friends who had diabetes struggle to keep their insulin vials at the optimal temperature. So, she invented Novocarry which could well become a diabetic's best friend.

The SHIS Foundation, founded by Mohammed Abdul Wohab and Sabitri Pal, operates in the Sundarbans, West Bengal.

An innovation by DeepTek, a startup co-founded by Dr Amit Kharat and Ajit Patil, Genki utilises 10 million data points to analyse a suspected patient's X-ray and detect TB within seconds.

Preethi Ramadoss, a PhD scholar from Anna University in Chennai, has innovated a biodegradable material to detect blood sugar levels in diabetics through body sweat.

Ikram Khan, a scientist from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Madras and the founder of ISMO Bio-Photonics Pvt Ltd, has developed a low-cost 3D printing system to create mini brain 'organoids' that mimic how our minds work.