Andhra Pradesh emerges as a pioneer in AI-driven healthcare innovations, says Minister
Satya Kumar Yadav promotes AI-driven diagnostic tests, says that these not only provide accurate results but also improve the speed of delivery of healthcare services and make tests affordable for people
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