New Delhi, Oct. 17 -- Imagine a 58-year-old farmer in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, experiencing recurring chest discomfort. A decade ago, his path to diagnosis might have meant a day-long journey to Pune or Mumbai, navigating long waiting lists and high costs. Today, he can walk into a local facility equipped with advanced intravascular imaging technology, receive a diagnosis within hours, and begin treatment without leaving his community. The change is just as striking for clinicians - a young cardiologist in Indore now has access to the same advanced imaging tools as a peer in Boston or Tokyo, creating a level playing field for doctors and patients alike. Across India, similar shifts are underway, bringing advanced care from city hospitals to ...