BY THE DIGITAL HEALTH LEADERS FOR THE DIGITAL HEALTH COMMUNITY
BY THE DIGITAL HEALTH LEADERS 
Lilavati Hospital’s New Cancer Care Institute to Use AI for Early Detection January 24, 2025 Lilavati Hospital announces a 300-bed Cancer Care Institute in Mumbai, featuring advanced cancer treatments and AI diagnostics. The initiative, unveiled during the #LilavatiInitiatives program, was attended by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Public Health Minister Prakash Abitkar, IT Minister Ashish Shelar, and other dignitaries.
Maharashtra & Assam Schools Pioneer Preventive Health Kiosks for Student Well-Being January 23, 2025 A Kalyan-based school introduces Maharashtra’s first preventive health kiosk, aiming to monitor and promote students’ health through regular screenings and early intervention measures.
Apollo Hospitals & the University of Leicester Open Centre for Digital Health & Precision Medicine in India January 21, 2025 Apollo University, Apollo Hospitals, and the University of Leicester have partnered to open the Centre for Digital Health and Precision Medicine in Andhra Pradesh. The centre will focus on healthcare research and education.
OPTM Healthcare Launches AI-Driven Clinic in Delhi for Muscle-Centric Pain Care January 21, 2025 OPTM Healthcare has launched a clinic in Delhi, featuring AI-based diagnostics and targeted treatments for muscle-centric pain care, focusing on knee osteoarthritis and spine disorders.
Hyd-based Woxsen University Researchers Develop AI Model to Predict Obesity Risk January 20, 2025 Researchers at Hyderabad’s Woxsen University develop an AI-based tool to predict obesity risk, aiming to help individuals take preventive measures and promote healthier lifestyles.
IIT Guwahati Develops Nanotech-Based Device for Real-Time Cardiovascular Monitoring January 19, 2025 IIT Guwahati researchers have developed a nanotech-based device capable of real-time detection of cholesterol and triglyceride levels, promising faster and more precise cardiovascular health diagnostics. This technology has the potential to transform monitoring in both urban and rural settings.
Samsung Collaborates with Eka Care to Launch 'Health Records' Feature in Samsung Health App January 18, 2025 The newly added feature allows users to create and access their Ayushman Bharat Health Account (ABHA) directly within the Samsung Health app.
IIT-BHU Develops Blockchain-Based Tech for Emergency Healthcare January 17, 2025 IIT (BHU) researchers have created a blockchain and machine learning system to improve emergency healthcare services, enhancing telemedicine and remote healthcare across India.
Punjab’s AI-Driven Breast Cancer Screening Boosts Detection Rates Threefold January 16, 2025 Punjab’s AI-driven breast cancer screening program significantly improves detection rates, showcasing the potential of AI in enhancing early diagnosis and saving lives.
PM Modi Applauds Odisha's Ayushman Bharat Rollout January 15, 2025 Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulates Odisha for implementing Ayushman Bharat, ensuring affordable healthcare for millions.
Andrew Ng-Backed Jivi.ai Launches AI Platform for HMPV Risk Assessment January 14, 2025 Jivi.ai, backed by Andrew Ng, has launched an AI-based platform for human metapneumovirus (HMPV) risk assessment, using smartphones for symptom analysis and vitals monitoring.
India’s First Robotic System Conducts Complex Cardiac Telesurgeries January 13, 2025 SSI Mantra, India’s indigenous robotic system, has successfully conducted cardiac telesurgeries, marking a significant advancement in healthcare technology.
The Digital Health Technologies category on Digital Health News focuses on the cutting-edge digital tools and innovations that are revolutionizing the healthcare landscape. As the healthcare industry embraces digital transformation, this section highlights the technologies driving improved patient outcomes, streamlined clinical workflows, and enhanced healthcare delivery across the globe.
Digital health technologies include a wide range of tools such as telemedicine platforms, mobile health (mHealth) applications, wearable devices, remote patient monitoring (RPM) systems, electronic health records (EHR), artificial intelligence (AI)-powered diagnostics, and digital therapeutics.
These tools are not just changing how healthcare is delivered but also making it more patient-centric, efficient, and data-driven. Telemedicine, for instance, has made healthcare accessible to people in remote areas, eliminating the need for physical visits and reducing the strain on healthcare facilities. Similarly, mobile health apps allow individuals to monitor their health in real-time, manage chronic conditions, and stay connected with healthcare professionals from anywhere.
AI and machine learning (ML) are playing a critical role in analyzing vast amounts of health data to provide faster, more accurate diagnoses, predict disease outbreaks, and personalize treatment plans. Wearable health devices and the Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled medical technologies are helping collect continuous health data, which supports early intervention and better chronic disease management. Digital therapeutics, which deliver evidence-based therapeutic interventions through software, are emerging as effective treatments for various conditions, from diabetes to mental health disorders.
In the context of Digital Health India, these technologies are addressing critical challenges like limited access to healthcare in rural areas, disparities in health outcomes, and the need for cost-effective solutions. The rise of digital health startups in India has accelerated the development and adoption of innovative solutions tailored to the unique needs of the Indian healthcare system. These startups are pioneering advancements in areas like telemedicine, health data analytics, AI-driven diagnostics, and mobile health platforms, making healthcare more inclusive and affordable for millions.
Beyond patient care, digital health technologies are also transforming how healthcare organizations operate. Electronic health records (EHR) systems are streamlining data management and improving communication between healthcare providers. Blockchain technology is being used to secure patient data and ensure transparency in healthcare transactions. Robotics and 3D printing are revolutionizing surgical procedures, prosthetic development, and personalized medicine. Additionally, virtual clinical trials are making research more efficient and accessible, allowing for real-time data collection and more diverse patient participation.
The Digital Health Technologies category brings you the latest updates, trends, and breakthroughs from around the world. This section is designed for healthcare professionals, technology innovators, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the future of healthcare through the lens of digital transformation.
Stay tuned to Digital Health News for the latest developments in digital health technologies and how they continue to shape the future of healthcare globally.
