A detailed AIIMS autopsy-based study finds no scientific link between COVID-19 vaccination and sudden deaths in young adults. Instead, undiagnosed coronary artery disease emerges as the leading cause, underscoring the urgent need for early screening, lifestyle awareness, and trust in evidence-based medicine.
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India’s medical tourism boom shows global patients choosing high-quality, affordable care. With world-class surgeons and unmatched cost advantages, the next big opportunity lies in creating seamless patient experiences beyond surgery—integrating travel, coordination, hospitality, and multilingual support to make India the world’s preferred healthcare destination.
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A practical healthcare leadership guide on building a hospital that functions independently of the founder. Learn how automation, elimination of inefficiencies, and effective delegation create a scalable, sustainable system that thrives without constant promoter involvement.
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Artificial Intelligence in medicine must evolve from replacing clinicians to empowering them. This article explores the npj Digital Medicine perspective on AI as a cognitive partner—bridging the translational gap through human-centered design, clinical reasoning support, and hybrid intelligence that complements, not competes with, doctors.
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A Harvard-led study links private equity hospital takeovers to rising mortality, staffing cuts, and compromised care. With India’s hospitals attracting heavy investment, lessons from the U.S. underscore the need for balance between financial efficiency and patient safety in healthcare governance.
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Over 10,000 papers were retracted in 2023, exposing a global crisis driven by “paper mills” and AI-assisted fraud. This systemic threat undermines trust in science, with impacts from oncology to medical education. Addressing it requires stronger peer review, open data, cultural reforms, and global collaboration.
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Proactive financial vigilance in healthcare is essential. Quarterly revenue audits, service line costing, and utilization metrics must be embedded into organizational DNA, not left as rescue plans. Early measurement ensures sustainability, transparency, and efficiency—helping hospitals avoid costly mistakes and improve patient outcomes.
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Healthcare success depends not only on visible infrastructure but also on invisible readiness—flows, SOPs, and escalation protocols. True operational excellence emerges when hospitals integrate systems, people, and processes. Infrastructure builds capacity, but readiness ensures capability.
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