paying increased attention to rare diseases; allocation for treatment hiked to Rs 82 crore, up from zero just three years ago Successfully meeting the challenge of SMA would provide a model for effectively tackling other rare diseases in the country Rare diseases are receiving
Mr. Akshay Oleti, Business Head, Fortis Hospitals, Bengaluru The healthcare sector in India is undergoing a transformative shift with the rapid adoption of technology. From electronic health records (EHRs) to telemedicine and artificial intelligence (AI), technology is revolutionizing healthcare access, delivery, and patient outcomes. Technology adoption
Georgia Embassy’s flagship education fair organized in Mumbai eyed inflated demand from Indian medical students The second edition of the Georgia Education Fair organized in Mumbai focused on providing holistic information on medical and technology courses including MBBS, Dentistry, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, and many among
St. George’s University (SGU), in partnership with Northumbria University, will hold its first “Mini-Med” 3-day course on the campus of Northumbria University in Newcastle upon Tyne, in the UK. The sessions will be held from 13 - 15 June. SGU invites students from India, in
This is especially the case if the patients are young, have multiple blocks & have conditions that may make angioplasty to implant drug-eluting stents ineffective At a time when coronary diseases are on the rise in India and globally, special drug-coated balloons are emerging as a
Total Scholarships worth up to 1.7 crore were given to students across the country~ ~Nearly 50% of Scholarship beneficiaries were female doctors~ ~2670 plus registrations received from 516 cities across 29 states in India~ Metropolis Foundation, the CSR arm of Metropolis Healthcare, organized the 5th edition of the
