AI in healthcare to boost India's GDP by USD 25-30 Billion
New Delhi: According to a Deloitte report, Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare is expected to boost India's GDP by $25-30 billion by 2025, improving accessibility, diagnostics, and treatment outcomes.
Government-backed initiatives like the IndiaAI Mission and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, are setting the stage for a digitally empowered healthcare ecosystem, ensuring responsible AI integration and enhanced data security, it noted, news agency PTI reported.
As per the report, “Digital Healthcare-Top 10 Myths Debunked Digital Health & AI,, AI adoption in healthcare has surged past 40 per cent, surpassing sectors such as FMCG (30 per cent) and manufacturing (25 per cent).
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Deloitte India Life Sciences and Health Care Industry Leader Joydeep Ghosh noted that India’s digital healthcare ecosystem is rapidly advancing, with AI-powered diagnostics, MedTech innovations and digital health records transforming patient care. India’s surgical consumables and disposables exports reached $1.6 billion in FY 2022-23, showcasing its growing capabilities and presence in the global healthcare market, he added.
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