BY THE DIGITAL HEALTH LEADERS FOR THE DIGITAL HEALTH COMMUNITY
BY THE DIGITAL HEALTH LEADERS 
AI & Precision Medicine: The Future of Personalized Healthcare February 12, 2025 As healthcare professionals, IT leaders, policymakers, and digital health innovators, understanding the potential of AI-driven precision medicine is essential to harnessing its benefits and overcoming the challenges that lie ahead.
How AI is Rewiring Healthcare: India’s Digital Leap & the Global Wave February 9, 2025 Let’s dive into how AI is revolutionizing healthcare in India, with a glimpse at what’s happening in the US and UK as well.
Telehealth Takeover: The New Era of Virtual Care February 8, 2025 Telehealth, also known as telemedicine or eHealth, is revolutionizing healthcare by using digital technology to deliver remote services. With just a smartphone, tablet, or computer, patients can now access healthcare through video calls, phone consultations, and apps, removing the need for constant in-person visits. This shift makes healthcare not only more accessible but incredibly efficient.
Harnessing AI in Mammography: A Revolution in Early Breast Cancer Detection February 6, 2025 Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing mammography by enhancing early breast cancer detection, reducing diagnostic errors, and expanding access to care. Discover how AI-driven advancements are reshaping women’s health and improving survival rates worldwide.
Union Budget 2025: Healthcare Leaders React to Major Announcements February 4, 2025 Industry leaders from healthcare, healthtech, and medical devices have praised the Union Budget 2025, highlighting its transformative impact. Here’s their take on the key initiatives.
Healthcare, Startups, & Innovation: Industry Leaders Respond to Budget 2025-26 Proposals February 2, 2025 The Union Budget unveiled yesterday brought a slew of announcements. In healthcare, the government plans to add medical seats, addressing the shortage of medical professionals. Gig workers will receive identity cards and registration through the e-Shram portal. The Union Budget 2025-26 has sparked a range of reactions from industry leaders, particularly with its focus on healthcare and startups.
Union Budget 2025: Healthcare Sector Gets a Boost with Increased Funding, Cancer Care Expansion, and Medical Tourism Push February 1, 2025 Union Budget 2025 brings key healthcare reforms, including a ₹90,958.63 crore allocation, 200 new cancer daycare centers, AI-driven healthcare initiatives, and expanded medical education. Medical tourism gets a boost under the ‘Heal in India’ initiative.
Modi 3.0 Unveils Major Healthcare Boost with Medical Seats, Cancer Centers, & Gig Worker Health Cover February 1, 2025 Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman made history with her 8th consecutive budget, unveiling major healthcare reforms under Modi 3.0, including new medical seats, daycare cancer centers, and health cover for gig workers.
Budget 2025: Diagnosing the Needs of the Diagnostics & Medical Device Industry January 26, 2025 Industry leaders urge the government to address critical gaps in healthcare spending, taxation, and domestic manufacturing to strengthen India's healthcare ecosystem.
Budget 2025: Industry Leaders Call for Bold Investments in Healthcare, Innovation, & Startups January 26, 2025 The Budget session begins on January 31 with the tabling of the Economic Survey and concludes on February 13. Here’s what the key players in health-tech, mental health, and startup innovation are anticipating:
Budget 2025-26: Healthcare Leaders Demand GST Reforms, Digital Health Investment, & Rural Infrastructure Boost January 25, 2025 Ahead of the Union Budget 2025-26, healthcare leaders emphasize the need for fiscal reforms, digital health investments, and rural infrastructure development to align with Vision 2047. Key voices highlight actionable measures to strengthen public health systems, foster innovation, and enhance equitable care delivery.
Privacy Concerns with Wearable Health Devices: What You Need to Know January 19, 2025 As these wearable devices become an integral part of our lives, they bring with them a pressing question: How safe is our personal health data?
