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Haryana uses AI to speed up TB elimination: Senior officialHaryana is using three Artificial Intelligence tools to combat tuberculosis. These AI solutions help detect TB cases early, monitor patient...- Odisha, Delhi join AB-PMJAY, robust growth in digital healthcare delivery in 2025; AI next frontierIn 2025, India expanded Ayushman Bharat to Odisha and Delhi, boosting digital health with eSanjeevani's 43.2 crore tele-consultations. The ...
- Plans to restrict open market access to tuberculosis medicinesIndia is tightening access to anti-TB drugs Bedaquiline and Delamanid due to rising drug-resistant tuberculosis cases and potential misuse ...
- Tata Trusts' IHF backs startup that built low cost test to determine drug resistant TBHealSeq is incubated at the India Institute of Science (IISc) innovation – Bangalore in March 2020. The start-up works on biomarker discove...
- 'Enhance testing capacity and get states to ease process of registering phlebotomists'A governmental panel dealing with Covid-19 testing and surveillance has asked the health ministry to enhance testing capacity and get state...
- TB detection, treatment suffer amid lockdownThis is despite the Union health ministry sending a directive to states to not stop TB elimination programme in the country, warning that p...
- Nothing tangible only pompous announcements in Budget, says CM Amarinder Singh"There was nothing in the budget that could pave the way for economic reforms or raise public consumption that was an imperative for revivi...
- FM Nirmala Sitharaman wants to eradicate TB by 2025: Know causes, symptoms & treatment of the diseaseTuberculosis is among one of the biggest risks in India, and kills 1.5 mn people every year.
- Govt employing multi-sectoral, community led approach to eliminate TB by 2025: VardhanThe Centre has also increased allocation of funds for the TB programme by four-folds, he said after releasing the 'India TB Report 2019'.
- How Wadhwani brothers Sunil and Romesh are using AI to serve the underservedThere is one area where India, with second largest number of poor, can lead the world. It can use AI to solve problems for the underserved ...
- Johnson and Johnson to offer first TB drug in 40 years for $900J&J said India is eligible for the lowest global price and that it is working on a sustainable access strategy.
- Government to create a census of 20 lakh healthcare facilities by SeptemberThe Prime Minister's Office has directed the ministry to create the repository by September, said health secretary Preeti Sudan at the laun...
- Genome sequencing to help prevent inbreeding among tigersNew Delhi, Feb 20 (IANS) Scientists are sequencing the genome of Ranthambore's tigers, the most isolated feline and one that, it is feared,...
- Aadhaar or not, TB patients to get free diagnosis, medicinesNotification by Health Ministry recently made Aadhaar compulsory for TB patients and health providers but for only those seeking cash incen...
- Philips takes to digital tech to focus on healthcare space and increase workforce by 25%Philips spun off its lighting division in June 2016 to focus on the healthcare division establishing Philips HealthTech as a separate compa...
- Battle for access to tuberculosis medicine reaches HC"Patients need to be constantly monitored, which is why these centres are currently administering the drug only to residents of these six s...
- No. of India's TB patients may be double the estimate: StudyWhile it was assumed that India's annual TB cases stands at 2.2 million a year, the study pegs this number at over 3.8 million in 2014.
- BBMP polls hang in limbo as judge's order gets stayedThe Bill, upon introduction in the Assembly on Monday , was met with resistance from the Opposition BJP and JD(S).
- Malnutrition, not HIV, main trigger of tuberculosis in India: StudyAn annual estimated mortality of 2, 70,000 deaths means that tuberculosis claims one life in India every two minutes.
- Government suffering losses by not procuring generic drugs: CAGThe CAG audit has also revealed losses to the tune of Rs 5.06 crore in Tuberculosis Division of Health Ministry.
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