Traditional, manual testing methods are prone to errors and delays. Laboratory errors occur in around 0.012-0.6 per cent of test results, affecting diagnosis and patient care significantly since 60–70 per cent of diagnosis rely on these tests
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The 10-month program aims to equip students with comprehensive education and practical training in clinical research
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Recent research in Mumbai showed that over half of those tested had antibodies linked to type I diabetes, especially those showing symptoms
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As of 2024, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that over 19 million new cancer cases occur annually, with over 10 million cancer-related deaths
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In India, where the incidence of brain tumours is on the rise, the need for innovative solutions is more pressing than ever
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Massive splenomegaly, a rare disorder where the spleen grows larger than 20 cm and weighs over 1 kg, leads to low levels of haemoglobin, white blood cells, and platelets
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According to the International Association of Cancer Registries (IARC), over 28,000 instances of brain tumours are recorded each year in India
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In India, non-communicable diseases account for nearly 63 per cent of deaths, with 27 per cent attributed to cardiovascular disease (CVD). High blood pressure is a primary risk factor for CVDs.
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In 2022, extreme weather led to acute food insecurity for more than 27 million children, while 739 million faced high or extremely high water scarcity, according to UNICEF
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According to an article in Forbes, doctors waste almost 50 per cent of their time in doing paperwork, which can be instead utilised in treating patients
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