Welcome to episode 2 Season 3 of the Healthcare India Podcast. We look at the human capital transformation of the healthcare ecosystem. How can we work together to build innovative solutions for Indian patients and consumers?

Also do refer my book Own Your Health, I have shared the link of book on Amazon.in. Do read it for more insights on how to manage your health- https://amzn.to/3f5LjcS

As always, I would be happy to hear from you, do write to us on my website www.Healthcare-in-india.net, or give me a shout on Twitter at www.twitter.com/@drvikram, Email me at drvikram@healthcare-in-india.net

Welcome to our podcast where we delve into the pressing issues shaping the healthcare landscape. Today, we shine a spotlight on the critical shortage of nursing professionals in India and its far-reaching implications.

Also do refer my book Own Your Health, I have shared the link of book on Amazon.in. Do read it for more insights on how to manage your health- https://amzn.to/3f5LjcS

As always, I would be happy to hear from you, do write to us on my website www.Healthcare-in-india.net, or give me a shout on Twitter at www.twitter.com/@drvikram, Email me at drvikram@healthcare-in-india.net

In this episode of the Healthcare India Podcast, we look at the findings of the household monthly per capita consumption expenditure report. How this impacts the spend on healthcare and what are the implications for the country. As always would love to hear your views on the same.

Welcome to episode 8 Season 2 of the healthcare India Podcast. Let's look at some key figures from the registrar general of India, on the Maternal Mortality Rate in India.

The recent figures out in November 2022 show that the numbers have dropped to 97 per 1,00,000 live births. States like Kerala have come down to less than 30 per 1,00,000 live births, while the southern states are going strong, there are still states like Assam where the MMR is close to 200. Refer to this link for more details.

Also do refer to my book Own Your Health, I have shared the link to the book on Amazon. in. Do read it for more insights on how to manage your health- https://amzn.to/3f5LjcS

As always, I would be happy to hear from you, do write to us on my website www.Healthcare-in-india.net, or give me a shout on Twitter at www.twitter.com/@drvikram, Email me at drvikram@healthcare-in-india.net

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Welcome to episode 7 Season 2 of the healthcare India Podcast today we take a trip back in history to talk about Jeevika, the ‘Physician King’ born in Rajgir in the 5th century BCE, Jeevika rose to become the physician of King Bimbisara of Magadha and had Gautam Buddha as one of his patients. We also get a small glimpse of the medical education system in those days rendered by the great Taxashila University.  Learn more about his life in this episode.

Also do refer to my book Own Your Health, I have shared the link to the book on Amazon. in. Do read it for more insights on how to manage your health- https://amzn.to/3f5LjcS

As always, I would be happy to hear from you, do write to us on my website www.Healthcare-in-india.net, or give me a shout on Twitter at www.twitter.com/@drvikram, Email me at drvikram@healthcare-in-india.net

In episode 6, Season 2 of the Healthcare India Podcast, I look at the recent study by Lancet which shows that 75% of India with Hypertension is not able to control it. This has serious implications for conditions like cardiovascular diseases that are caused mostly due to increased blood pressure.

The link of the study is here- http://bit.ly/3gL7sQU

Also do refer my book Own Your Health, I have shared the link of book on Amazon.in. Do read it for more insights on how to manage your health- https://amzn.to/3f5LjcS

As always, I would be happy to hear from you, do write to us on my website www.Healthcare-in-india.net, or give me a shout on Twitter at www.twitter.com/@drvikram, Email me at drvikram@healthcare-in-india.net

In episode 5, Season 2 of the Healthcare India Podcast, I look at the post covid 19 growth in Diabetes. In a recent study involving 65000 subjects in Bangalore, the percentage of diabetics, as well as pre-diabetic, significantly went up. The study was conducted by Neuberg Diagnostics. The link to that report is here- http://bit.ly/3E1cUGZ

Also in 2017, I had covered an interview with renowned Diabetologist Dr. Mohan, the link to the article is here as well.- http://bit.ly/3A75Ib5

Also do refer my book Own Your Health, I have shared the link of the book on Amazon. in. Do read it for more insights on how to manage your health- https://amzn.to/3f5LjcS I have covered Diabetes management in detail and some key factors that would help us in combating Diabetes. 

As always, I would be happy to hear from you, do write to us on my website www.Healthcare-in-india.net, or give me a shout on Twitter at www.twitter.com/@drvikram, Email me at drvikram@healthcare-in-india.net

I look at two topics in episode 4, Season 2 of the Healthcare India Podcast. The first is Social Engineering, which is getting information out for malicious intent through human and social interactions. 

The other key topic is blood sugar monitoring why is it key to monitor the HbAIc levels rather than checking random blood sugar?  

Also do refer to my book Own Your Health, I have shared the link to the book on Amazon. in. Do read it for more insights on how to manage your health- https://amzn.to/3f5LjcS

As always, I would be happy to hear from you, do write to us on my website www.Healthcare-in-india.net, or give me a shout on Twitter at www.twitter.com/@drvikram, Email me at drvikram@healthcare-in-india.net