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For decades, the image of a pathologist was one of a professional hunched over a binocular eyepiece. But as we stand in the opening days of 2026, that image has fundamentally shifted. The year 2025 was the tipping point for digital microscopy—the moment where digital adoption moved from a luxury to a clinical necessity. At…

Throughout October, the world unites for Breast Cancer Awareness, focusing renewed attention on this disease that significantly affects countless families and communities. However, discussions often center on prevention and treatment. But it is also crucial to discuss the silent revolutions that are happening behind the scenes leading to these developments: in the pathology lab. This…

In the bustling city of Varanasi, where history and modern medicine coexist, well known pathologist Dr. Ankur Singh has been quietly shaping the future of diagnostics

A Guide for Startups and Innovators

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Patents! You must have heard of patents in the context of innovation and legal protection of inventions.

This year’s theme, “Malaria Ends With Us: Reinvest, Reimagine, Reignite,” invites us to take bold steps forward. At Medprime Technologies, we believe the future of malaria elimination begins with innovation in diagnosis.

The Struggles of Traditional Microscopy For years, scientists and researchers in fields like pathology and research have relied on traditional microscopes for their work. While these tools provide high precision, they come with challenges that slow down workflows and create discomfort for users. Dr. Arun Kumar K. P., a scientist at Central Muga Eri Research and Training Institute (CMER & TI), Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Lahdoigarh, Jorhat-Assam,…

“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” – Lao Tzu. Read Medprime Technologies's 10 years of journey

India is grappling with a shortage of pathologists and microbiologists, wherein there are about 3 lakh medical testing laboratories but only 5,500 qualified MD pathologists.

This deficit of skilled microscopists in India aligns with the broader trend observed across Asia – as per research on global supply of pathologists

While there are steps taken towards reducing the disease burden of malaria, we have a long road ahead. Early and accurate diagnosis can ensure effective management of the potential life-threatening disease.