Health Tech

Healthcare technology just leapt forward with Microsoft’s Copilot+ PCs bringing artificial intelligence directly onto clinicians’ desks without cloud dependency. These Windows devices equipped with neural processing units transform how healthcare organisations manage diagnostics, documentation, and administration. Medical professionals can now process images, generate clinical notes, and analyse patient data in real time locally on their […]

India’s healthcare startup ecosystem is quietly rewriting the rules of primary care delivery, creating innovations that could ultimately serve billions rather than merely millions of patients. These ventures are delivering genuinely innovative, scalable, and affordable solutions specifically designed for local needs whilst possessing global potential that’s attracting international attention and investment. Emerging from metropolitan hubs

Europe’s healthcare landscape is experiencing an unexpected transformation as Asian innovators challenge Western dominance in digital health technology and telemedicine platforms. Korean and Indian health tech companies are increasingly targeting aggressive expansion into the European market, seizing opportunities created by regulatory openness and a growing demand for digital healthcare solutions that legacy providers have struggled

India’s digital boom has captured worldwide imagination, but a darker reality lurks beneath the surface of technological progress and connectivity. American Big Tech platforms—Google, Meta, and their counterparts—are systematically facilitating advertisements for unapproved drugs, dubious health remedies, and so-called miracle cures across India. These companies exploit regulatory gaps, ignore statutory prohibitions like the Drugs and

India’s wellness landscape is undergoing a radical transformation that few could have predicted a decade ago. Generic diet charts and one-size-fits-all supplements are rapidly becoming relics of the past. Instead, artificial intelligence is driving a revolution in personalised nutrition, delivering tailored health solutions based on individual genetics, lifestyle patterns, and real-time health data. The numbers

India’s healthcare system has just bypassed hospitals entirely, moving care directly into homes, workplaces, and neighborhood clinics through digital infrastructure most patients didn’t know existed. Healthtech startups raised ₹68,724 crore in the first half of 2025 alone, representing a 462% rise in monthly funding since April. This capital surge isn’t funding more hospital beds—it’s building