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THE WEEK - Hansa Research Survey: Best Hospitals 2023, and how AI is shaping health care.

Also, exclusive interview with BCCI secretary Jay Shah, and with Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran.

Producer Siddharth Roy Kapur says the economics of the industry needs to be fixed.

These and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

Blame game over foul air

When it snowed in Shimla, Delhi used to catch a cold. That was in the olden days. These days, when a farmer in Ferozepur lights a fire, Delhi breathes hard.

2 mins

INDIA should get its act together

As the results of the five assembly elections taking place will be available to the reader at just about the same time as this column, it makes little sense to speculate on the outcome.

2 mins

It's no zero-sum game; India can grow with China

Genial but sharp, soft-spoken but articulate, V. Anantha Nageswaran has a knack for balancing extremes.

6 mins

Cricket at the Olympics will be a game changer

Unlike former secretaries of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Jay Shah is a man of few words-he does speak his mind in board meetings, but tries to keep a low profile outside.

2 mins

Tanvi Jindal's own MuSo

Tanvi Jindal Shete at 36 is a petite bundle of super-charged energy.

2 mins

AYE, AYE, AI

Artificial intelligence is redefining health care. In India, it is already being used in radiology, cardiology, eye and cancer care. And while research is on to expand its use, better investment and training are crucial

10+ mins

Patients should come to AIIMS only for complex diseases

Dr M. Srinivas, who joined AIIMS New Delhi in 1994, took over as the director of the institute in September 2022. He has more than three decades of experience in academics, administration and research.

4 mins

The great leveller

AI has immense potential to help bring high-quality care to communities that need it most

2 mins

Tech up teaching

Medical education in India needs a comprehensive reform, incorporating modern advancements, practical training and interdisciplinary collaboration

4 mins

My dear intern....

Dr Sandeep Jauhar, who debuted as an author with Intern: A Doctor's Initiation in 2007, writes about learnings from his internship

7 mins

The future is here

Apollo Hospitals is using AI to detect and treat a range of diseases

3 mins

Diagnosis and beyond

At Aster, advances in medical technology are harnessed to introduce new solutions and ensure optimal outcomes for patients

4 mins

UP & AWAY

IndiGo is not satisfied with the dominance in the Indian sky; it wants a slice of the global pie

5 mins

CRY ME A HIT

Siddharth Roy Kapur's obsession with films has led to some of India's biggest productions

4 mins

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