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India’s healthcare ecosystem is evolving beyond conventional medicine, creating growing demand for skilled professionals in allied health sciences and strengthening the country’s focus on healthcare research and innovation. Allied health professionals play a crucial role across diagnostics, medical technology, rehabilitation, nutrition, imaging, laboratory sciences, physiotherapy, and other specialized areas that support effective patient care. As healthcare delivery becomes increasingly technology-driven, institutions offering allied health science education are placing greater emphasis on practical learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, clinical exposure, and industry-relevant skills. At the same time, India is witnessing the emergence of research-oriented campuses that are contributing to advancements in healthcare, biotechnology, life sciences, medical technology, and related fields. These campuses provide students and researchers with access to laboratories,...
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