India Leads Global Innovation at International Diabetes Summit 2025

At the 9th International Diabetes Summit in Pune, experts highlighted India's potential to innovate low-cost medical solutions for diabetes. Dr. V. Mohan emphasized the role of Indian expertise in global healthcare, as the summit addressed diabetes management, emerging therapies, and technological advancements.

At the 9th International Diabetes Summit held at J.W. Marriott, Pune, India showcased its growing prowess in developing low-cost medical solutions to tackle diabetes globally. Dr. V. Mohan, a prominent figure in diabetes research, asserted India's ability to lead in providing indigenous medical equipment and therapies to the world.

The summit, organized by the Chellaram Diabetes Institute, drew over 2,500 medical professionals, including international experts like Prof. Dr. C.B. Sanjeevi from Sweden and Dr. Kamlesh Khunti from the UK. Discussions covered various aspects of diabetes care, including managing complications, cost-effective treatments, and the role of technology.

Dr. V. Mohan received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to diabetes research. The conference emphasized India's rapid innovation in making therapies more accessible, with Dr. Mohan highlighting the need for an Indian model to manage the rising diabetic population. The event also featured workshops on cutting-edge treatments and care practices.

(With inputs from agencies.)