9 months ago
Delhi Health Minister inaugurates Medical Innovation Centre
The Delhi Health Minister opened a new Medical Innovation Centre at a big hospital in Delhi.
This centre will help doctors and students use new technologies like computers and robots to make healthcare better.
The minister said this will help Delhi become a leader in health technology.
He also started a three-day meeting where medical experts talked about new health technologies.
The centre will help create new medicines, tests, and systems to keep people healthy.
Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh inaugurated a Medical Innovation Centre (MIC) at Maulana Azad Medical College.
The centre aims to support doctors, professors, researchers, and medical students in addressing healthcare challenges using modern technology.
The minister highlighted the transformative phase of the healthcare sector driven by digital health, AI, biomedical engineering, and medical innovation.
The MIC will aid in developing new vaccines, diagnostics, integrated data systems, and controlling viral diseases.
A three-day medical conference, MedTechX, was also unveiled during the inauguration.
- Who
- Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh
- What
- Inaugurated a Medical Innovation Centre (MIC) at Maulana Azad Medical College
- Where
- Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
- When
- Friday
- Why
- To make the healthcare sector future-ready and address healthcare challenges using modern technology
Key facts
- Location
- Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
- Inaugurated By
- Pankaj Kumar Singh
- Purpose
- To boost future-ready healthcare
- Key Technologies
- Digital health, AI, biomedical engineering, medical innovation
- Event
- MedTechX conference
Quotes
Pankaj Kumar Singh
Delhi Health Minister
“It has been designed in a manner that will play a pivotal role in making Delhi the Health-Tech Capital of India. Our government aims to establish a 'Delhi Model of Medical Innovation'.”
thestatesman.com



