2-day conference on ‘Connectomics' begins
CEO of Apollo Knowledge V Sivaramakrishnan noted the increasing relevance of digital health and shared how Apollo is taking a leading step in this space. Patients will soon be able to access their health data via mobile devices and even receive medicines at home.
Dr Usha Adiga, Associate Dean at AIMSR, stated that the conference brings together top minds from medical, biotech, and data science domains.The key objectives are to strengthen public health through technology and explore new frontiers in medical research.
Dignitaries present at the event included Prof M Potharaju (Registrar, The Apollo University), Prof Ravi Mahajan (Director, Research & Innovations, Apollo Hospitals), Dr Suruchi Agarwal, Dr Priyanka Narad (Scientists, ICMR) and Dr Alfred J Agustin (Dean, AIMSR).
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