Rohitashva Agrawal

BELMONT, MASSACHUSETTS - Language is at the core of human intelligence, and natural language processing (NLP) by artificial intelligence (AI) programs is taking the first steps towards helping improve people’s health. Over the last five years, the world has witnessed a rapid shift away from its previous inability to exploit the accumulated collective knowledge of the practice of healthcare to today’s more successful efforts at gleaning new insights from it.

BENGALURU - 2022 started on a high note for innovative health tech companies; significant funding was poured into these companies, with many witnessing record-high valuations.1 In addition, the world is now coming out of the Covid pandemic and the resumption of travel with business activities is on the upswing, adding optimism to the ecosystem.2 However, due to soaring levels of inflation caused in part by the Russia-Ukraine war and interest rate increases being implemented by numerous...

BENGALURU - The technological landscape of the world is changing rapidly. Healthcare, however, does not exactly have a reputation as being an early adopter of new technology.1 This is understandable, as the tech adopted must be foolproof. There should be no room for errors. This is especially true in healthcare, where lives are often at stake. Nevertheless, many new emerging technologies are poised to affect the delivery of future healthcare.