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More than half of the world’s population will be overweight or obese by 2035, according to a study by the World Obesity Federation, a partner of WHO. If no policy changes are made and current trends continue, the cost of obesity will increase globally and reach 4.32 trillion USD annually.Similar to how the underfed-looking poor may be able to tell that they cannot afford better health, the fat…
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Digital Health Innovation Challenge: Medix Global calls upon visionary start-ups, passionate individuals, pioneering researchers, and forward-thinking organisations to participate and showcase their game-changing digital health solutions tailored specifically to address the unique healthcare needs of women in India.
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Medix Global launches Digital Health Innovation Challenge 2023 - ET HealthWorld https://t.co/7yuZdR4kOu https://t.co/QERj2cpIjl
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Mashup Score: 0Artificial Intelligence to be the X Factor in hospital management and administration in India - ET HealthWorld - 10 month(s) ago
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changing technology in various industries, and its impact on healthcare is nothing short of revolutionary. In India, where the healthcare system faces significant challenges in managing patient care, improving operational efficiency, and reducing costs, AI has the potential to be the X-factor that transforms hospital management and…
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Artificial Intelligence #AI to be the X Factor in #hospital management and administration in #India | #smarthospitals #operationalefficiency https://t.co/QPmLwJSXPQ
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Mashup Score: 0Increasing accessibility and affordability of healthcare in India through medtech innovations - ET HealthWorld - 11 month(s) ago
The surge in medtech development has the unique potential to transform healthcare in the country by improving accessibility, affordability, and quality of healthcare services. The industry is constantly examining specific medtech innovations and evaluating their impact on the healthcare system. It is critical for companies to delve into the importance of understanding local needs, fostering…
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Increasing #accessibility and #affordability of #healthcare in #India through #medtech #innovations | #access https://t.co/uwC6UYcVRZ
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Mashup Score: 0Robotic-assisted Surgery: Improving patient experience with lowered risks of infection - ET HealthWorld - 11 month(s) ago
Robotic-assisted surgery has the potential to revolutionise patient care by focusing more on accuracy in treatment and minimally invasive procedures. Additionally, it aids in reducing one of the most significant hazards associated with surgery: surgical site and postoperative infections. These infections can also lead to prolonged hospital stays, increased healthcare costs, and decreased patient…
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Robotic-assisted Surgery: Improving patient experience with lowered risks of infection - ET HealthWorld https://t.co/oIJHc838YG https://t.co/xtR6Gm12ke
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Mashup Score: 0Data from wearables might be a boon to mental health diagnosis: Study - ET HealthWorld - 11 month(s) ago
Wearable Devices: While the long-term feasibility of detecting such disorders with wearable technology is an open question in a large and diverse population, a team of researchers at Washington University in St Louis showed that there is reason for optimism.
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Data from #wearables might be a boon to #mentalhealth diagnosis: Study - ET HealthWorld https://t.co/fNHtPWA2T2
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Mashup Score: 15G can Revolutionize Healthcare - ET HealthWorld - 11 month(s) ago
Healthcare: Remote surgeries must be performed using 5G since certain of its capabilities, like enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) and ultra-reliable and low-latency communications (URLLC), are essential for these procedures. A surgeon can execute a procedure on a “virtual copy” of the patient during remote procedures.
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RT @shyamvaran: #5G can Revolutionize Healthcare https://t.co/SPwt8ucbgn via @ETHealthWorld @EvanKirstel @IrmaRaste @jadp @MyTechMusings
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According to the World Population Prospects-2022 report from the United Nations, India’s senior population would nearly quadruple to 192 million by 2030. This April, when we celebrated World Health Day, it was an occasion to start addressing the future health concerns as well as to take stock of major public health achievements. The next major issue for India is without a doubt its rapidly ageing…
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#India #Healthcare workers need a better lifeline with #technology - India's senior population would nearly quadruple to 192 million by 2030. | #aging https://t.co/qhzdmgGk0e
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Mashup Score: 1Digital Health: The role of technology in hypertension management - ET HealthWorld - 12 month(s) ago
High blood pressure, sometimes known as hypertension, affects millions of individuals worldwide. It is a significant contributor to the risk of heart disease, stroke, and other cardiovascular diseases. One of the most underdiagnosed illnesses, it causes a lot of morbidity.
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Digital Health: The role of technology in hypertension management - ET HealthWorld https://t.co/Y6uediewth
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Mashup Score: 0National Technology Day: Health-tech boom democratising healthcare - ET HealthWorld - 12 month(s) ago
Post-COVID-19 people want to know what is happening within their bodies and want to adopt healthier lifestyles not just based on symptoms but based on actual data, deeper insights. Overall pandemic has instilled a trend to adapt to new technological developments to live a holistic healthy lifestyle. On National Technology Day, ETHealthworld interacted with some experts from the health sector to…
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#India National Technology Day: #Healthtech boom democratising #healthcare https://t.co/LVqk1dwxxy
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#Healthcare cost of #obesity in #India to touch $8.43 bn by 2035 | #chronicdisease burden https://t.co/wVOkCr2WYB