Virtual medicine refers to the delivery of healthcare services through digital technology rather than in-person visits. It encompasses a range of practices, including telemedicine, where patients consult with healthcare providers remotely via video calls, phone calls, or messaging. Virtual medicine can involve virtual consultations, remote monitoring of health conditions, online access to medical records, and the use of mobile health applications. The goal of virtual medicine is to improve access to care, enhance patient convenience, and facilitate timely medical consultation while leveraging technology to manage health effectively. It is particularly beneficial in situations where in-person visits may be challenging, such as during health crises, for patients in remote areas, or for those with mobility issues.
Advancements in medical technology are on the horizon. During a recent celebration marking the 120th anniversary of King George's Medical University, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath underscored the importance of virtual…