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Jharkhand's health department has partnered with Google LLC to integrate artificial intelligence into its healthcare system. This initiative aims to modernize hospitals, medical colleges, and rural health centers, ensuring high-quality, accessible, and efficient medical services for all citizens.

Researchers at IIT Patna have unveiled a groundbreaking AI-enhanced helmet designed to spot early signs of dementia in the elderly. This revolutionary device employs advanced smart sensors and TinyML technology to monitor brain activity, providing an economical and easily accessible option compared to conventional imaging techniques. By handling data processing on-site, it minimizes dependence on cloud computing.

Whoop is launching an on-demand licensed doctor feature for US users, enabling video consultations integrated with continuous biometric data. This paid add-on aims to provide members with a comprehensive understanding of their health, complementing existing medical services. The company is also introducing AI-driven health insights and partnerships for enhanced data tracking.

Former Indian Medical Association Maharashtra president Dr. Ravindra Kute was arrested for alleged involvement in an illegal sex determination and abortion racket operating across Ahilyanagar and Pune. Police have apprehended 12 individuals, including doctors and agents, as part of a wider crackdown.

Rajasthan’s health sector between 2008 and 2026 has expanded faster than at any time in its history, powered by emergency services, free medicines and diagnostics, a surge in medical colleges, and a rapid widening of insurance-backed cashless treatment. Yet the gains have landed unevenly. Jaipur and a handful of large cities—Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Kota and Ajmer—continue to absorb the bulk of serious care, drawing patients from across districts that now host medical colleges but still lack dependable specialist services. The result is a system with wider access on paper, but persistent travel, overcrowding and delayed treatment in practice. The next phase hinges on staffing, referrals and sustainable financing

The World Health Organization has assured that a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship is expected to be limited, though more cases are possible. The rare Andes strain, which can spread between humans, is believed to have originated in Argentina. Authorities confirm three passenger deaths and several infections globally, with diagnostic kits sent to affected nations.

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What began as an opulent expedition across the South Atlantic quickly descended into chaos when an unexpected hantavirus outbreak erupted aboard the MV Hondius. Dr. Stephen Bend, an esteemed oncologist, found himself thrust into the role of shipboard medic, navigating a landscape riddled with anxiety as the dangerous Andes strain of the disease spread among passengers.

District Magistrate Medha Roopam said approximately around 40,000 workers were examined at the camps during the day-long driveThe land has been allotted by GNIDA in the Knowledge Park area