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AI Eroded Doctors' Ability To Spot Cancer By 20%: Study
AI helped health professionals to better detect pre-cancerous growths in the colon, but when the assistance was removed, their ability to find tumors dropped by about 20% compared with rates before the tool was ever introduced, according to a study.
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AI In Indian Healthcare Market To Reach $1.6 Billion By 2025: Report
As per the report, in pharma and life science, 82 per cent of the surveyed organisations have adopted AI in small scale and intend to scale up in 2024, with 12 per cent having already integrated AI into their functional process.
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Government's Share In Health Expenditure Shot Up: Economic Survey
The government's share in the total health expenditure has increased from 28.6 per cent in financial year 2014 to 40.6 per cent in 2019 with a significant decline in out-of-pocket expenditure, according to the Economic Survey 2022-23.
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27% Of Healthcare Workers In Kashmir Have Covid Antibodies: Sero Survey
A sero survey conducted in various hospitals of the Kashmir Valley has found that around 27 per cent of the healthcare workers have antibodies against COVID-19.
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Indians, Ethnic Minority Medics In UK At High Risk From Coronavirus: Report
Medical and healthcare professionals from Indian and the minority ethnic backgrounds fall into a higher risk category of contracting the deadly coronavirus in the UK, a first-of-its-kind survey among medics in the country has concluded.
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Watch: Noida Residents Blow Conch Shells, Clap For Healthcare Workers
A thundering round of applause filled the air in a Noida apartment complex today as healthcare workers came for a door to door survey amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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LinkedIn Reveals Data On Highest-Paying Jobs, Industry In The US
Among the industries, software & IT services led the table with a median total compensation of $104,700, followed by hardware & networking, manufacturing, healthcare and finance.
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Most Indians Don’t Trust Private Healthcare Services But Still Opt For It, Reveals Survey
New Delhi: Most Indians do not trust the private healthcare providers, but due to poor infrastructure, disproportionate doctor-to-patient ratio and lack of services, most public facilities, they are left with no other option but to approach them, shows a recent survey. According to a survey by citizen engagement platform Local Circles, of over 40,0...
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The Great Indian Water Walkathon
In Odisha, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh, more than 35 per cent of rural households - at least one in four -- have to walk half-a-kilometer to get water, says data from Indian Human Development Survey (IHDS II), which surveyed 42,153 homes.
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Exchanging Emails With Doctor May Improve Patient's Health
Exchanging emails with doctors may improve the overall health of patients suffering from chronic conditions such as heart disease, hypertension or diabetes, a new study suggests.
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Americans Strongly Back Quarantine for Returning Ebola Health Workers
Nearly 75 per cent of Americans surveyed in a Reuters/Ipsos poll believe medics returning to the United States after treating people with Ebola should be quarantined, and 80 per cent believe the healthcare workers' movements should be controlled.
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AI Eroded Doctors' Ability To Spot Cancer By 20%: Study
AI helped health professionals to better detect pre-cancerous growths in the colon, but when the assistance was removed, their ability to find tumors dropped by about 20% compared with rates before the tool was ever introduced, according to a study.
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AI In Indian Healthcare Market To Reach $1.6 Billion By 2025: Report
As per the report, in pharma and life science, 82 per cent of the surveyed organisations have adopted AI in small scale and intend to scale up in 2024, with 12 per cent having already integrated AI into their functional process.
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Government's Share In Health Expenditure Shot Up: Economic Survey
The government's share in the total health expenditure has increased from 28.6 per cent in financial year 2014 to 40.6 per cent in 2019 with a significant decline in out-of-pocket expenditure, according to the Economic Survey 2022-23.
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27% Of Healthcare Workers In Kashmir Have Covid Antibodies: Sero Survey
A sero survey conducted in various hospitals of the Kashmir Valley has found that around 27 per cent of the healthcare workers have antibodies against COVID-19.
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Indians, Ethnic Minority Medics In UK At High Risk From Coronavirus: Report
Medical and healthcare professionals from Indian and the minority ethnic backgrounds fall into a higher risk category of contracting the deadly coronavirus in the UK, a first-of-its-kind survey among medics in the country has concluded.
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Watch: Noida Residents Blow Conch Shells, Clap For Healthcare Workers
A thundering round of applause filled the air in a Noida apartment complex today as healthcare workers came for a door to door survey amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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LinkedIn Reveals Data On Highest-Paying Jobs, Industry In The US
Among the industries, software & IT services led the table with a median total compensation of $104,700, followed by hardware & networking, manufacturing, healthcare and finance.
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Most Indians Don’t Trust Private Healthcare Services But Still Opt For It, Reveals Survey
New Delhi: Most Indians do not trust the private healthcare providers, but due to poor infrastructure, disproportionate doctor-to-patient ratio and lack of services, most public facilities, they are left with no other option but to approach them, shows a recent survey. According to a survey by citizen engagement platform Local Circles, of over 40,0...
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The Great Indian Water Walkathon
In Odisha, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh, more than 35 per cent of rural households - at least one in four -- have to walk half-a-kilometer to get water, says data from Indian Human Development Survey (IHDS II), which surveyed 42,153 homes.
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Exchanging Emails With Doctor May Improve Patient's Health
Exchanging emails with doctors may improve the overall health of patients suffering from chronic conditions such as heart disease, hypertension or diabetes, a new study suggests.
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Americans Strongly Back Quarantine for Returning Ebola Health Workers
Nearly 75 per cent of Americans surveyed in a Reuters/Ipsos poll believe medics returning to the United States after treating people with Ebola should be quarantined, and 80 per cent believe the healthcare workers' movements should be controlled.
