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₹110 crore is a rounding error in India's national healthcare spending. In the smaller cities of Uttar Pradesh, it can decide how many hours a family spends on...
By [Author Name] | Business & Healthcare Correspondent For thousands of patients across Maharashtra, the name on the lab report matters less than the question...
Fifty-five districts. Eleven states. And a frontline made up of cadets, first-time volunteers and senior government officers walking the same street. The Union...
By [Author Name] | Health & Global Affairs Correspondent One death, one laboratory, one question that travels faster than any virus: did plague leave the build...
For a few weeks this year, the words "energy drink" were on their way off shop shelves in India. They are back — for now. PepsiCo, Monster and Reliance have won...
By [Reporter Name] | Global Health & Diplomacy Correspondent The race to lead the World Health Organization was already in motion. Now, according to sources ci...
By Newsroom Desk | Global Health & Science A death inside a plague research laboratory is the kind of event that makes health ministries move fast, because...
By [Author Name] | Health Policy & Digital Governance Correspondent Somewhere in a district where the nearest specialist is a four-hour bus ride away, a woman...
By [Author Name] | Health & Technology Desk A hospital can license a world-class diagnostic algorithm in an afternoon. Getting that algorithm to read a scan in...
A cancer drug priced at roughly ten times its cost. A state government asking why the gauze, syringe and stent cost more inside a hospital than outside it. And...
A scan flagged by an algorithm. A diagnosis partly shaped by software that learns. In Britain, those tools will no longer be checked once and then forgotten. Th...
A single suspected death in Siberia has put roughly 200 people under medical watch and revived a question most of the world assumed belonged to history books: h...
