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AI , trauma , bionics : India top institutes join forces to develop medical care for soldiers
economictimes.indiatimes.com · India · south asia
Leading Indian institutions are collaborating to utilize AI, trauma research, and bionics for developing advanced medical care for soldiers. This initiative aims to enhance military healthcare capabilities.
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