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AI Model Detects Residual Brain Tumour In 10 Seconds, Offers Real-Time Guidance
The model has been pre-trained on more than 11,000 surgical specimens and over 4 million unique microscopic fields of view
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NDTV World Summit 2024: How India Plans To Build Global, AI-Driven Solutions
India's growth in the manufacturing, healthcare and services sectors over the last decade has made it a force to reckon with.
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From AI Beds To Remote ICUs, Startups Are Plugging India's Health Gaps
Hospitals across India - as in much of the world - are often understaffed and doctors and nurses overworked resulting in small delays in patient care that can lead to life-threatening complications.
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Vi Showcases Remote Healthcare, 5G, IoT and AI Solutions for Consumers at IMC 2024
Vodafone Idea (Vi) showcased a wide range of solutions targeted towards consumers and businesses in line with the ‘The Future is Now’ theme at the Indian Mobile Congress (IMC) 2024 on Tuesday. One of the notable announcements is the ‘Clinic in a Bag’ programme which allows medical professionals to assess and evaluate patients in real-time r...
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Google Showcases India-Focused AI, Payment and Safety Features at Google for India 2024 Event
Google for India 2024 event was held on Thursday and the company unveiled new features across its apps and services that are aimed at users in India. The search giant introduced enhancements to Google Pay, Google Maps, search and showcased health-related features created in collaboration with the healthcare industry.
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Doctor At UP Hospital Forgets Surgical Needle Inside Woman's Head, Probe On
In an incident that raises serious questions about the state healthcare system, the doctor at a government hospital in Uttar Pradesh's Hapur left a surgical needle inside an 18-year-old's head after stitching up an injury.
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7 In 10 Indians Support Health Coverage Expansion For Senior Citizens, Poll Reveals
A recent poll revealed that 70% of Indians believe the government's move to provide health coverage to senior citizens under the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY) will significantly benefit the elderly.
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NHA, IIT Kanpur Sign MoU For Development Of Digital Public Goods For AI In Healthcare
This platform will offer numerous benefits by enabling providers of AI models for healthcare applications to perform genuine out-of-set validation.
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Mpox Virus Clade-2 Confirmed in Isolated Case in India, Health Ministry Activates Identification Protocols
The Health Ministry has confirmed an isolated case of Mpox virus Clade-2 in a patient who recently travelled from a country with ongoing Mpox transmission. The patient is in stable condition and isolated in a designated healthcare facility. Public health measures, including contact tracing and monitoring, have been implemented to prevent further sp...
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Give Reports On Security Measures In Medical Institutions: Centre To States
The Union Health Ministry has urged the states to submit action-taken reports on the immediate and short-term security measures implemented in medical institutions for doctors and healthcare workers.
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1 Doctor For Over 5,500 Inmates, MP Jails Struggle With Healthcare Crisis
The prisons in Madhya Pradesh are facing a severe crisis in health services, with a staggering 72.4 per cent positions of doctors and 47.4 per cent positions of other medical staff remaining vacant.
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AIIMS Doctors Urge PM Modi For Central Law To Protect Healthcare Workers
The resident doctors' association (RDA) of AIIMS also urged for the restoration of law and order at the state-run RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata where a trainee doctor was raped and killed.
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Doctors Continue Protest In Bengal Over Kolkata Rape-Murder
Healthcare services remained affected across West Bengal for the tenth consecutive day on Sunday as agitating junior doctors at state-run hospitals continued their cease-work demanding justice for the woman doctor who was raped and murdered.
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Explained: Occupational English Test For Healthcare Professionals
However, OET does not provide a test or receive payment from countries like Iran, Sudan, Syria, Cuba, North Korea, and the Crimea region of Ukraine.
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75,000 New Seats In Medical Colleges: PM Modi's Promise For Aspiring Doctors
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said 75,000 new seats will be added in medical colleges across the country over the next five years to address the growing demand for healthcare professionals.
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AI Model Detects Residual Brain Tumour In 10 Seconds, Offers Real-Time Guidance
The model has been pre-trained on more than 11,000 surgical specimens and over 4 million unique microscopic fields of view
-
NDTV World Summit 2024: How India Plans To Build Global, AI-Driven Solutions
India's growth in the manufacturing, healthcare and services sectors over the last decade has made it a force to reckon with.
-
From AI Beds To Remote ICUs, Startups Are Plugging India's Health Gaps
Hospitals across India - as in much of the world - are often understaffed and doctors and nurses overworked resulting in small delays in patient care that can lead to life-threatening complications.
-
Vi Showcases Remote Healthcare, 5G, IoT and AI Solutions for Consumers at IMC 2024
Vodafone Idea (Vi) showcased a wide range of solutions targeted towards consumers and businesses in line with the ‘The Future is Now’ theme at the Indian Mobile Congress (IMC) 2024 on Tuesday. One of the notable announcements is the ‘Clinic in a Bag’ programme which allows medical professionals to assess and evaluate patients in real-time r...
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Google Showcases India-Focused AI, Payment and Safety Features at Google for India 2024 Event
Google for India 2024 event was held on Thursday and the company unveiled new features across its apps and services that are aimed at users in India. The search giant introduced enhancements to Google Pay, Google Maps, search and showcased health-related features created in collaboration with the healthcare industry.
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Doctor At UP Hospital Forgets Surgical Needle Inside Woman's Head, Probe On
In an incident that raises serious questions about the state healthcare system, the doctor at a government hospital in Uttar Pradesh's Hapur left a surgical needle inside an 18-year-old's head after stitching up an injury.
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7 In 10 Indians Support Health Coverage Expansion For Senior Citizens, Poll Reveals
A recent poll revealed that 70% of Indians believe the government's move to provide health coverage to senior citizens under the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY) will significantly benefit the elderly.
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NHA, IIT Kanpur Sign MoU For Development Of Digital Public Goods For AI In Healthcare
This platform will offer numerous benefits by enabling providers of AI models for healthcare applications to perform genuine out-of-set validation.
-
Mpox Virus Clade-2 Confirmed in Isolated Case in India, Health Ministry Activates Identification Protocols
The Health Ministry has confirmed an isolated case of Mpox virus Clade-2 in a patient who recently travelled from a country with ongoing Mpox transmission. The patient is in stable condition and isolated in a designated healthcare facility. Public health measures, including contact tracing and monitoring, have been implemented to prevent further sp...
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Give Reports On Security Measures In Medical Institutions: Centre To States
The Union Health Ministry has urged the states to submit action-taken reports on the immediate and short-term security measures implemented in medical institutions for doctors and healthcare workers.
-
1 Doctor For Over 5,500 Inmates, MP Jails Struggle With Healthcare Crisis
The prisons in Madhya Pradesh are facing a severe crisis in health services, with a staggering 72.4 per cent positions of doctors and 47.4 per cent positions of other medical staff remaining vacant.
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AIIMS Doctors Urge PM Modi For Central Law To Protect Healthcare Workers
The resident doctors' association (RDA) of AIIMS also urged for the restoration of law and order at the state-run RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata where a trainee doctor was raped and killed.
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Doctors Continue Protest In Bengal Over Kolkata Rape-Murder
Healthcare services remained affected across West Bengal for the tenth consecutive day on Sunday as agitating junior doctors at state-run hospitals continued their cease-work demanding justice for the woman doctor who was raped and murdered.
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Explained: Occupational English Test For Healthcare Professionals
However, OET does not provide a test or receive payment from countries like Iran, Sudan, Syria, Cuba, North Korea, and the Crimea region of Ukraine.
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75,000 New Seats In Medical Colleges: PM Modi's Promise For Aspiring Doctors
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said 75,000 new seats will be added in medical colleges across the country over the next five years to address the growing demand for healthcare professionals.
