India's aging population is set to surge by 2050, revealing stark consumption disparities across economic groups and regions. Healthcare ac...

Health is managed at the state level in India, but the central government is involved in policy and finance. This power-sharing often cause...

Ayushman Bharat saved 1.25 lakh crore, covered 7.37 crore admissions, reduced NPA rates, per Economic Survey 2023-2024. Increased GHE, prim...

India's affordable generic medicine scheme, Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP), achieved sales of INR1,236 crore ($162m...

According to the Economic Survey 2023, the share of government expenditure in Total Health Expenditure (THE) has increased over time from 2...

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Insurance chiefs were speaking at the National Insurance Academy (NIA) organised annual insurance summit on Thursday.

The survey suggests that the government needs to increase its expenses to bring down this burden of higher healthcare cost. "Increased prio...

Covid-19 showed the Indian healthcare system bursting at its seams at the height of the pandemic; patients turned away, doctors and nurses ...

The scale of the reduction in expenses varied between 77% and 92% in three blocks in Tamil Nadu in a pilot project on ensuring universal he...

An analysis by the economic survey reveals that there are not only wide differences in average prices of diagnostic tests but also the pric...

The 30-year-old Bramhachari, who works for a construction company took this opportunity to apply as the email address was available on BCCI...

“Almost 2.2 lakh new patients of end-stage renal diseases get added in India every year, resulting in an additional demand for 3.4 crore di...

India's per capita out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditure to pay for healthcare costs has gone up from Rs 41.83 in 2005 to Rs 68.63 in 2010.

Health ministry ready to roll out a nearly Rs 30,000 crore 'free-medicines-for-all' scheme with the PMO's strong backing.