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AIIMS and Wipro GE Healthcare Join Forces to Launch AI Health Innovations Hub

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In a landmark initiative aimed at transforming the landscape of Indian healthcare, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Wipro GE Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. to set up an AI Health Innovations Hub. This collaborative center will focus on the development of cutting-edge medical technologies that promise to enhance diagnostics, treatment protocols, and real-time patient care. The AI Health Innovations Hub will harness artificial intelligence to co-develop and test intelligent systems across critical domains such as cardiology, oncology, and neurology. Wipro GE Healthcare, the technology partner, will invest approximately $1 million over five years to build and deploy AI-powered workflow solutions. AIIMS, acting as the clinical partner, will provide access to a real-world hospital environment and offer expert clinical input, feedback, and validation for these technologies. A joint working committee comprising representatives from both organizations will guide the initiative, which will also incorporate academic research and knowledge exchange. This partnership is seen as a strategic step in accelerating the development of advanced medical technologies within India. Dr. M. Srinivas, Director of AIIMS, highlighted the significance of the collaboration, stating, “This partnership holds immense strategic value and aligns with the national vision of Viksit Bharat through advanced healthcare. We are confident that this collaboration will fast-track MedTech innovation and deliver better outcomes for patients.” The initiative marks a significant step towards integrating AI-driven solutions in mainstream healthcare, paving the way for smarter, more efficient, and inclusive healthcare systems in India. Source: The Hindu

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AIIMS Chief Discusses Good Governance at PGIMER’s Prof IC Pathak Oration

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The Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGIMER) hosted the fifth Prof IC Pathak Oration, honoring the late Prof Iqbal Chand Pathak, former Director and founding Chairman of the Department of Paediatric Surgery. Prof M. Srinivas, Director of AIIMS New Delhi and a distinguished paediatric surgeon, delivered the oration on “Good Governance & Transparency for Transformation of an Institute”. He emphasized the importance of governance principles in healthcare and the need for transparency in institutional administration. PGI Director Prof Vivek Lal reflected on Prof Pathak’s legacy, highlighting his contributions to paediatric surgery and the institute’s development. Prof JK Mahajan, Head of the Department of Paediatric Surgery, introduced Prof Srinivas, detailing his achievements. During his address, Prof Srinivas outlined methods for ensuring transparent administration, particularly in patient care. He discussed challenges in procurement and recruitment in the government sector and stressed the significance of corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives from major industries and public sector undertakings in strengthening healthcare services. The event witnessed participation from over 225 attendees, including more than 100 paediatric surgeons who joined virtually through PGIMER’s telemedicine services. Dean (Academics) Prof RK Ratho extended a vote of thanks, underscoring the importance of collaboration between AIIMS and PGIMER in advancing medical education and governance. Source: tribuneindia

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Education Ministry Hosts National Workshop on Mental Health and Cyber Security

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The Education Ministry marked World Mental Health Day by organizing a national online workshop on mental health and cyber security. Dr. Rajesh Sagar, a professor in the Psychiatry Department at AIIMS, New Delhi, highlighted pressing mental health concerns like stress, anxiety, and depression, noting that half of mental health disorders manifest before the age of 14. He discussed key stressors affecting young people, such as academic pressure, family conflicts, and bullying, offering coping strategies like deep breathing and cognitive restructuring to promote mental well-being. In a session on cyber security, Dr. Rashmi Sharma Yadav, Deputy Commissioner of Police at the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre, emphasized the need for cyber hygiene and safety among children. She addressed the dangers of cyberbullying, grooming, and fraudulent online gaming, advising students to use helpline 1930 for reporting cyber fraud. Dr. Yadav urged responsible internet use and parental involvement to ensure the protection of personal information online. The workshop also focused on empowering educators and parents with the knowledge to support children’s mental health and online safety. Experts encouraged schools to integrate mental health education and digital literacy into their curriculums, fostering an environment where students feel supported both emotionally and digitally in an increasingly connected world. Source: Business Standard

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Union Health Minister Unveils Ambitious ‘One District One Medical College’ Initiative for Comprehensive Healthcare in India

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Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya announced on Sunday that the government has initiated a new education policy inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s principles. As part of this policy, the government aims to establish one medical college in each district across India, converting them into “Ayushman” districts. The minister made this announcement while speaking at the diamond jubilee celebration of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College in Indore. The event also saw the inauguration of a Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) sub-zonal office and Central Drug Testing Laboratory (CDTL) in Indore. The minister also laid the foundation stone for various facilities at AIIMS, Bhopal and inaugurated several other health facilities in Madhya Pradesh. In his address, Mandaviya emphasized the government’s commitment to ensuring access to high-quality medicines for citizens and promoting ease of doing business for stakeholders in the pharmaceutical industry. He also highlighted the importance of the newly inaugurated facilities in AIIMS, Bhopal and the government’s goal of establishing AIIMS in all states of the country. The minister also stressed the significant role that medical colleges play in monitoring public health in their respective districts. He reminded the audience that the government’s goal of eradicating diseases like TB, kala-azar, and leprosy by 2025 relies heavily on the efforts of these medical colleges. The occasion also witnessed the inauguration of the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College alumni network and the release of a postal stamp and diamond jubilee souvenir of the institute. This initiative aims to strengthen the bond between the institute and its alumni and celebrate the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. The news of the government’s plan to establish one medical college in each district in India has been met with enthusiasm and support from various sectors. This move will not only increase access to quality healthcare but also create a robust system for monitoring public health in the country. With this step, the government reaffirms its commitment to making India a healthier nation.

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Delhi Reports First Case of JN.1 COVID Variant: Live Updates and Emerging Trends in India’s Pandemic Landscape

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Delhi has reported its first case of the JN.1 COVID variant, as per live updates on the pandemic. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi has promptly issued guidelines in response to this new case. As of December 26, India has recorded a total of 109 JN.1 COVID variant cases, according to sources from the Health Ministry. The distribution of cases reveals 36 in Gujarat, 34 in Karnataka, 14 in Goa, 9 in Maharashtra, 6 in Kerala, 4 in Rajasthan, 4 in Tamil Nadu, and 2 in Telangana. Wednesday witnessed a spike in the daily COVID-19 cases in India, with 529 new infections reported in a single day. The active infection count in the country stands at 4,093, with three new fatalities documented within 24 hours – two in Karnataka and one in Gujarat. This surge in cases follows a period of relative decline, with daily case numbers dropping to double digits until December 5. The resurgence is attributed to the emergence of a new variant and cold weather conditions. Internationally, the World Health Organization (WHO) has classified JN.1 as a variant of interest, distinct from its parent lineage BA.2.86. However, the WHO has emphasized that, based on current evidence, the overall risk posed by JN.1 remains low. The classification of JN.1 as a variant of interest underscores the ongoing efforts to monitor and understand the evolution of the virus.

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