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Dr. Ajit Kumar is a health educator, medical content reviewer, and founder of Medimadad, an evidence-based health education platform. He holds an MD (Medicine) degree and an MA (Psychology), bringing together medical knowledge and behavioral science to promote informed health decisions. His areas of focus include diabetes and metabolic health, men's health and sexual wellness, preventive healthcare, healthy aging, health psychology, and public health education. Through Medimadad, he is committed to improving health literacy by translating complex medical information into practical, accessible, and evidence-based educational content. Dr. Kumar is passionate about leveraging technology, digital health tools, and public health communication to empower individuals to make informed choices for long-term health and well-being.
India Is Rolling Out AI to 70,000 Hospitals — Here’s What It Actually Does India’s National Health Authority is deploying an AI clinical decision support system called Smart Doctor across nearly 70,000 public and private hospitals, under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM). It’s one of the largest single AI healthcare rollouts attempted anywhere, and […]
The Cancers You Can Actually Prevent When people think about cancer prevention, genetics and lifestyle usually come to mind first. A Lancet study published this year adds a third category that gets far less attention in everyday conversation: infections. In India, nearly 1.9 lakh cancer cases in 2024 — about 12% of the country’s entire […]
The AI Tools Already Working Inside Indian Hospitals Most conversations about AI in healthcare are still speculative — what it might do someday, what it could replace, what regulators haven’t figured out yet. But inside some of India’s largest hospital networks, a quieter shift has already happened: specific AI tools are in daily clinical use, […]
The Diabetes You Can’t Feel Coming You feel fine. You go to work, eat your meals, sleep reasonably well. By most measures, nothing’s wrong. And yet, according to India’s two largest recent health datasets, there’s a good chance your blood sugar has already started slipping — and you have no way of knowing it without […]
Real Indian and UK doctors have been AI-deepfaked into fake supplement and drug endorsements. Here’s what investigations found, India’s new rules, and four questions to ask.
A 2026 guideline from 11 major heart organisations says every adult should get an Lp(a) test once. Here’s why it matters even more if you’re South Asian.
AI scribes listen to your consultation and draft the medical note. What trials show about accuracy, where the audio goes, and four questions to ask your doctor.
About two in five Indian adults in a national study had fatty liver, and most felt nothing. Here is what the data shows, where it is weaker, and what reduces liver fat.
Most health insurance claim rejections in India trace back to paperwork, not policy exclusions. Here is what a discharge summary and pre-authorization form actually need to contain.
Attachment theory started as rigorous developmental research, not a relationship personality quiz. Here is what Bowlby and Ainsworth actually proved, and what the avoidants-cant-love and date-a-secure-partner-to-heal claims get wrong.
Parivar AI gives you an AI Mummy who asks if you ate. Flingo has 900K+ Indian users chatting with AI companions. Here is what the actual research says about whether these apps help loneliness — or just feel like they do.
“Ozempic face” is real, but it is not really about the drug — it is about how fast the weight comes off. Here is the actual mechanism, what the evidence says helps, and what does not.
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