Dehradun engineer's portable ECG device reaches 20,000 villages in 10 years

Driven by the heartfelt loss of a dear friend to a heart attack, Rajat Jain developed Spandan, a revolutionary portable ECG device aimed at improving cardiac care in India's hard-to-reach areas. Since its introduction, over 60,000 units have reached 20,000 villages, screening nearly five million patients and uncovering numerous critical health issues. This project exemplifies how innovative…

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Driven by the heartfelt loss of a dear friend to a heart attack, Rajat Jain developed Spandan, a revolutionary portable ECG device aimed at improving cardiac care in India's hard-to-reach areas. Since its introduction, over 60,000 units have reached 20,000…

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