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Dr Vikram Venkateswaran, one of the top healthcare influencers in India looks at what are the key factors leading to growth of health services in India. Healthcare India will focus on the current macro economic factors that are driving growth in the industry.
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Healthcare India Podcast: Why Indians getting frequent heart disease (opens the original)
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Is India getting sicker—or are we simply getting better at finding disease? For World Health Day, I sit down with Dr. Roy to explore one of India's most important health challenges: cardiovascular disease. We discuss whether the apparent rise in heart disease reflects a genuine increase in incidence, better detection, or a combination of both. We also look beyond the numbers: the everyday behaviours that increase cardiovascular risk, the role of prevention, and how AI, genomics, wearables and pe
NFHS-6 Decoded: Five Strategic Signals Every Healthcare CEO Must Know (opens the original)
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The National Family Health Survey (NFHS-6) is far more than a public health report—it is one of India's most important strategic documents for healthcare leaders, investors, entrepreneurs and policymakers. In this episode of Healthcare India , Dr. Vikram Venkateswaran analyses the latest NFHS-6 findings through the lens of healthcare strategy and explores how India's changing demographics will reshape healthcare delivery over the next decade. Key topics include: Why India's ageing population wil
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