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India has under 10,000 cardiologists and graduates just 250 annually

Sanjay Swamy · Episode 49 | Sanjay Swamy, Managing Partner, Prime Ventures · Jan 27, 2020 · at 57:44

Prime Venture Partners Managing Partner Sanjay Swamy discusses the necessity of leveraging technology and AI to solve India's healthcare infrastructure constraints.

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“India has less than 10,000 cardiologists. For 1.3 billion people, which unfortunately is going to be the, you know, heart attack capital of the world. That is, to achieve even the same depth as the US does, right, of penetration, we would need 10 times this number, and we only graduate 250 new cardiologists a year, right?”

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