Healthcare

From generating 8.5 million reports to serving 3,000+ centres across 24 states, this healthtech startup is using AI to eliminate diagnostic delays and bring faster, equitable radiology care to India.

India has reported Nipah virus cases. Let's quickly understand what the virus is, how it spreads, early symptoms, and the public health steps currently in place.

Indian families often brush aside emotions with the phrase "Beta, it's nothing." But avoiding these conversations can leave feelings bottled up. A psychologist explains how families can break this cycle, start open conversations, and foster emotional understanding without the awkwardness. It's time to talk and heal together.

When the 2005 earthquake hit Uri, Dr Itinderpal Singh Bali saw people desperate to help but unsure how. Two decades later, his first-aid training has helped communities respond faster and with confidence when emergencies strike.

Built by a doctor who saw the cost of missing records firsthand, MyDigiRecords is helping Indian families manage medications, vaccinations, and health data in one secure place.

When Mayuri realised her daughter was on the autism spectrum, she reimagined therapy from the ground up. Today, her listening-led model, Arula, is offering families across India and abroad a compassionate, research-backed path to developmental progress.

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.

By making the HPV vaccine free for girls under 14, Tamil Nadu hopes to close long-standing gaps in access and awareness, helping families take a preventive step against cervical cancer.

Discover how frontier technology is reshaping healthcare in India. From AI-powered early breast cancer detection to indigenous bio 3D printing and AI-led nutrition monitoring, these innovations are making healthcare more inclusive, affordable, and globally relevant.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among Indian women, yet cases are detected late. Doctors say awareness, monthly self-checks, and timely screenings can change survival outcomes — here’s a practical, expert-backed guide every woman should follow.