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  • India Healthcare Awards: Recognizing best in healthcare sector

    India Healthcare Awards -- that recognizes some of the best healthcare service providers in the country -- was started in 2010. The awards this year has seen a record high of over 5,400 nominations being registered.

  • Watch: How to make quality healthcare affordable

    CNBC-TV18‘s AB Ravi speaks to Bhargav Dasgupta, MD & CEO of ICICI Lombard General Insurance, whether quality healthcare will be available, affordable and accessible to a billion plus people.

  • Health is Wealth: A new realisation

    Health certainly seems to be the latest buzz word. In this episode of India Healthcare Awards 2015-16, here are some tips for those who are looking for the perfect work health balance.

  • Watch India Healthcare Awards to balance fitness & diet

    India is set to emerge as the world's fastest growing economy by 2015 according to a World Bank report. However everything comes at a price that is more people living sedentary lifestyles and the consequent rise in lifestyle diseases. Watch India Healthcare Awards to know if we can balance a healthy diet with the food we absolutely love?

  • India Healthcare Awards 2014: Winners & their success story

    In this episode of India Healthcare Awards 2014-15, take a look at the few cherry picked winners who in a way reflect the changing landscape of the India healthcare sector.

  • Healthcare Awards: The journey so far...

    Watch the journey of India Healthcare Awards so far...

  • India Healthcare Awards: To honour healthcare providers

    CNBC-TV18 in partnership with ICICI Lombard instituted the India Healthcare Awards in 2010 to honour and recognise the healthcare providers in the country who are doing a great job in the given situation.

  • India Healthcare Awards: Credence for healthcare industry

    Take a look at India Healthcare Awards, which lends credence to extraordinary endeavours and achievements of healthcare fraternity.

  • Securing India's health: What needs to be done?

    India is facing a dual burden on the healthcare front, a rise in chronic disease related morbidity and mortality and health challenges posed by infectious diseases and under-nutrition.

  • Here's why India's health needs to be secured

    Making universal healthcare a reality has been the need of the hour for India. NAC's announcement has just brought it a step closer.

  • Identifying islands of excellence in healthcare

    Everybody loves a winner, a winner symbolises hope and shows it is possible. A winner also symbolises success but success itself is a relative term. For many, success does not mean making big time money or being part of the rich list.

  • Awards recognise pvt sector role in healthcare

    To recognise and award hospitals who work continuously and tirelessly to provide better healthcare CNBC-TV18 in association with ICICI Lombard instituted the India Healthcare Awards in 2010.

  • Why healthcare in India is far from being affordable

    By any yardstick the ratios are pathetic. There are just 0.77 beds for every 1,000 people in India compared to one bed for every 90 people in Japan and if went by the WHO Standard then India should have one bed for every 450 people.

  • India Healthcare Awards 2011

    This is the second edition of the India Healthcare Awards 2011 brought to you by ICICI Lombard General Insurance and CNBC-TV18.

  • Recognising India’s best healthcare providers

    In an attempt to salute this path breaking work and honour India’s best healthcare providers, CNBC-TV18 in partnership with ICICI Lombard initiated the India Healthcare Awards.

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