Health Analytics India - An Initiative By dataLEADS
Analysis and views from leading voices in journalism, corporate world, medicine and public health, and more
First, the big picture – India has made rapid progress in healthcare over the past two decades. But challenges remain about healthcare cost, quality and availability.
Nigeria has the second largest HIV epidemic globally, with an estimated 3.4 million people living with HIV. The official data shows the disease is declining.
More than 2,600 patients who participated in clinical trials in India died between 2005 and 2012. Some 12,000 suffered serious adverse effects.
Cardiovascular diseases, which affect the heart and the blood vessels, are turning deadlist. The question is how to stop a heart attack before it happens.
Gastroesophageal reflux disease is most common problem in all parts of the world. Alone in North America the treatment of the disease costs one billion dollars.
Since the day when I visited my doctor colleague admitted for planned surgery, I started passionately thinking about dignity of a patient. She surprised me...