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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Madurai is expected to begin hospital services with 150 beds in January 2027, marking a major
₹8,447 Crore in Medicine Overcharging Claims Remain Unpaid as Supreme Court Seeks Wider Price Controls
More than ₹8,447 crore in medicine overcharging claims remains outstanding in India, highlighting persistent enforcement challenges in pharmaceutical price regulation as the Supreme Court
CGHS Diagnostic Lab Rules Face Double Standards Criticism as Nationwide Quality Enforcement Remains Uneven
India’s diagnostic laboratory regulations are facing renewed scrutiny over what healthcare advocates describe as a gap between the standards imposed on laboratories serving government
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India Ranks 3rd Globally in Healthcare Quality Perception Index 2026; Affordability Remains a Key Challenge
India has secured the third position globally in the Ipsos Quality of Care Perception Index 2026, ranking behind Malaysia and Singapore, according to the
Tata Trusts Plans 40-50 Not-for-Profit Hospitals Across India to Expand Affordable Healthcare
Tata Trusts is working towards establishing a network of 40–50 not-for-profit general hospitals across India, with a cross-subsidy model designed to make quality healthcare
India Backs Indigenous 32-Slice CT Scanner; Karnataka-Based Panacea Medical Technologies to Lead Development
India has taken another step towards strengthening domestic medical device manufacturing, with the Technology Development Board (TDB), under the Department of Science and Technology
Indian AI-Based Breast Cancer Test Could Help Eligible Patients Avoid Chemotherapy
An Indian-developed artificial intelligence (AI)-based diagnostic test is helping oncologists identify certain early-stage breast cancer patients who may be able to avoid chemotherapy, supporting
