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Philanthropist and co-founder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, *Bill Gates*, has praised India for its remarkable strides in building an affordable and accessible healthcare ecosystem. Gates lauded India’s role in innovating cost-effective medical solutions, expanding healthcare access, and supporting global health equity during

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The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) today emphasized the need for the Indian government to revisit tariff structures considering the ongoing efforts to enhance healthcare security in India and address potential challenges arising from global health crises. In a statement, AiMeD expressed concern over

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A significant increase in pediatric pneumonia cases has brought to light the escalating issue of antibiotic resistance, posing a severe threat to children's health globally. Medical experts are raising alarms over the diminishing effectiveness of standard antibiotic treatments, emphasizing the urgent need for comprehensive strategies

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Arogya World, a leading global health non-profit dedicated to preventing non-communicable diseases (NCDs) through health education and lifestyle changes, successfully hosted a Run In Red initiative in Bengaluru on 9th March,2025. This event, held at Christ University, Koramangala, witnessed an overwhelming response, with over 1,500

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Arogya World, a leading global health non-profit dedicated to preventing non-communicable diseases (NCDs) through health education and lifestyle changes, successfully hosted a Run In Red initiative in Bengaluru on 9th March,2025. This event, held at Christ University, Koramangala, witnessed an overwhelming response, with over 1,500

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Dr Parimala V Thirumalesh, senior consultant, neonatology and pediatrics, at Aster CMI Hospital Childhood obesity is rising at an alarming rate across India, and experts warn that the country lacks comprehensive data to tackle the issue effectively. While global health agencies have long flagged obesity as

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a stark warning that recent funding reductions by the United States are jeopardizing global initiatives aimed at eradicating polio. These financial constraints could potentially delay the eradication timeline, leading to increased cases of paralysis among children and escalating

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A study by researchers at the Max Institute of Healthcare Management (MIHM) at the Indian School of Business (ISB) has uncovered significant insights into healthcare providers’ attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI) in tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis, highlighting both opportunities and challenges in implementing AI-based healthcare solutions

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ASSOCHAM Foundation for Corporate Social Responsibility and Air Force Golden Jubilee Institute organize interactive handwashing awareness activities for school children Interactive demonstrations bring alive importance of regular handwashing in reducing germs, infections and diseases among children and in the community In a strong effort to

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The 2 new mobile Medical units will provide free medical care to underserved populations in Sankari, Surat and Khedbrahma in Sabarkantha Districts of Gujarat. Aster Volunteers Mobile Medical Units through its global network of 50 units have treated over 1.4 million individuals across India,

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