Justice Ujjal Bhuyan emphasized the responsible use of AI in healthcare at the CMA Global Conference 2025. This is crucial to prevent potential harms while enhancing medical services.
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan emphasized the responsible use of AI in healthcare at the CMA Global Conference 2025. This is crucial to prevent potential harms while enhancing medical services.
Iran's pharmacies are experiencing a critical shortage of life-saving drugs due to sanctions, impacting public health significantly. Many patients are unable to afford necessary treatments.
A webinar on November 23 will explore how poor air quality affects lung health, highlighting rising respiratory illnesses and preventive measures.
Pfizer has introduced Rimegepant ODT, a new oral medication for migraine treatment in India. This drug offers rapid relief without the need for water, addressing a significant health issue.
IIT Madras and Indian Railways have launched India's first Single Cell Omics Translational Research Laboratory to enhance disease research. This initiative aims to improve early diagnosis and drug screening.
An AI tool has issued over 5,000 alerts to health authorities in India since 2022, enhancing disease surveillance. This innovation significantly reduces manual workload and improves outbreak detection.
Weight loss is complicated by biological factors that defend against it, making it harder for individuals to maintain weight loss. New treatments and societal approaches may help address obesity more effectively.
SRM University-A.P. inaugurated the BRAIN Lab to enhance public healthcare and biomedical research. It aims to support early detection and treatment of diseases like Parkinson's.
Researchers are developing AI tools to quantify pain, traditionally a subjective measure. This shift could change how pain is treated in medicine.
An AI-powered Diabetic Foot Care Centre opens in Karnataka to improve early detection and management of diabetic foot complications. This initiative aims to reduce amputation risks.
IISc Director Prof. Govindan Rangarajan stated that AI cannot replace doctors, emphasizing the importance of human skills and empathy in healthcare.
Global funding for tuberculosis (TB) treatment and research is only a quarter of what the WHO targets, risking millions of lives. Over 12 lakh people died from TB last year.