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The Pathologist / Issues / 2026 / June / India and its Diagnostic Influence
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India, and its Diagnostic Influence

Kunal Sharma explains how digital pathology, genomics, and integrated diagnostics are reshaping cancer care across India and beyond

By Helen Bristow 06/03/2026 Interview 6 min read
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India, and its Diagnostic Influence

India, and its Diagnostic Influence

  • Krishan Lal
    Krishan Lal, M.Sc., Ph.D.

    Physics/Materials Science; Science leadership

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    Indian National Science Academy

    The diagnosis of TB is no longer a death warrant,

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  • Prakash N. Tandon
    Prakash N. Tandon, M.B.B.S., M.S.

    Neurosurgery

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    Indian National Science Academy

    The lack of quick, accurate, and inexpensive tests for drug-resistant TB hampers treatment,

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  • David Dowdy
    David Dowdy, MD, PhD

    Infectious Disease Epidemiology

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    Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

    Microscopic analysis of sputum for TB is cheap and widely available, but misses half of all TB cases,

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  • Madhukar Pai
    Madhukar Pai, MD, PhD

    Global Health; Tuberculosis Diagnostics

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    McGill University

    “Unfortunately, we still do not have an accurate point-of-care test for TB, as we have for infections like HIV or malaria. The WHO policy strongly encourages future research to develop novel or improved serological tests,”

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