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HEADS to bridge India’s mental healthcare gap with AI

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HEADS has launched an AI-driven mental healthcare platform to shrink treatment gaps in India, using machine learning to assess and prioritise patient needs where specialist access is scarce. The system will diagnose and direct patients in remote or underserved areas, starting with over 100 districts. Partnering with public hospitals, NGOs, and telemedicine providers, it will feed into existing health records for smoother care. Before, remote and densely populated regions relied on stretched human specialists; now, AI triage and digital tools aim to speed diagnoses and ease provider workloads.

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