Your Smartwatch’s Calorie Count May Be Lying to You — And the Error Gets Worse the More It Matters
Nearly 4 in 10 US adults — roughly 100 million people, and about 560 million worldwide — now wear a smartwatch or fitness tracker, leaning[…]
MIT Built a Robot That Runs Its Own Physics Lab — Here’s Who Actually Stands to Benefit
Setting up a single precision optics experiment can take a trained researcher months of painstaking, hands-on work — nudging mirrors by fractions of a millimeter,[…]
Corridor Raises $25 Million to Build an AI-Powered Health Insurance Broker for Small Businesses
A new startup wants to fix a problem that’s easy to describe and hard to solve: small businesses in the US routinely get worse service[…]
Kauvery Hospital, Trichy Hosted 10th Edition of CATALYST Advanced Laparoscopic Surgical Skills Course
Kauvery Hospital, Trichy, hosted the 10th edition of CATALYST – Advanced Laparoscopic Surgical Skills Course from September 18 to 20, 2026, at Courtyard Marriott, Cantonment,[…]
Two-day academic programme on comprehensive dementia care organized
Athulya Senior Care, in collaboration with Madras Medical College (MMC) and Athulya Academy, organised a two-day academic programme titled “Comprehensive Dementia Care: Current Concepts, Clinical[…]
Litemed India targets menstrual pain with “Curapod-M”
Litemed India, a Hyderabad-based health-tech firm, has launched Curapod M, which it claims is a science-led solution designed specifically for menstrual pain and cramps. Fully[…]
Kauvery Hospital Deploys Secure Clinical Communication Platform Across Its Network
Kauvery Hospital, one of India’s leading multi-specialty healthcare providers, has deployed the NetSfere Secure Communications Platform across its hospital network to strengthen clinical communication and[…]
How Parkinson’s Could Be Identified in the Brain, Decades Before Tremors Appear
By the time a neurologist spots the classic resting tremor, the stooped posture, or the shuffling gait of Parkinson’s disease, the brain has already lost[…]
When a Mother Becomes the Danger: What a Faridabad Attack Reveals About India’s Unaddressed Mental Health Crisis
A two-year-old boy in Faridabad survived a brutal attack by his own mother, saved because his father intervened and rushed him to hospital. The case[…]
Beyond the Emergency Room: How Health Tech Is Rewiring India’s (and the World’s) Healthcare Future
Five years ago, the phrase “health tech” mostly meant one thing: a video call with a doctor while the country or most countries were in[…]
