Apollo Hospitals Pune is hosting the International MIS Spine Course from 5–8 August 2026, in collaboration with AOSYS Pvt. Ltd., one of India's leading manufacturers of orthopedic and spine implants, and with the support of the AOSYS Research and Training Foundation. The four-day educational initiative will bring together eminent spine surgeons and healthcare professionals from around the world to share expertise, advance surgical skills and explore the latest innovations in Minimally Invasive Spine (MIS) Surgery. The event reflects Apollo Hospitals' continued commitment to strengthening surgical excellence through international collaboration, knowledge exchange and continuous medical education.     Designed for orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons and spine specialists, the course offers an immersive learning experience through live surgical demonstrations, interactive case-based discussions and evidence-based lectures. Participants will gain practical insights into contemporary MIS spine techniques from renowned faculty, including Dr. Rajesh Parasnis, Orthopedic and Spine Surgeon at Apollo Hospitals Pune, and Dr. Sachin Pathak, Spine Surgeon at Sahyadri Hospitals, Pune. The programme is designed to strengthen surgical expertise, promote evidence-based techniques and support informed clinical decision-making in spine care.   Beyond technical training, the course serves as a forum for multidisciplinary collaboration, enabling clinicians to exchange best practices, discuss challenging cases and explore emerging innovations shaping the future of spine surgery. By bringing together global expertise and evidence-based practice, the International MIS Spine Course reinforces Apollo Hospitals Pune's position as a centre of excellence for clinical education, research and innovation. Through initiatives such as these, the hospital remains committed to advancing the standards of spine care and improving outcomes for patients and the wider healthcare community.

Dr. Vanita Arora, Cardiac Electrophysiologist & Interventional Cardiologist at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Delhi, has been honoured with the ET Award for Excellence 2026 in Cardiac Electrophysiology at the ET Health Panel Discussion & Award Ceremony. The accolade recognises her outstanding contributions to the advancement of cardiac electrophysiology and her dedication to delivering exceptional patient care.    Cardiac electrophysiology plays a vital role in diagnosing and treating heart rhythm disorders, enabling timely, evidence-based care that improves patient outcomes. Dr. Arora has consistently advanced the field through expertise in arrhythmia management and innovative cardiac therapies. The Cardiac Electrophysiology team at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, led by Dr. Arora, recently performed India’s first leadless pacemaker implantation through a metallic prosthetic tricuspid valve, marking a significant milestone in complex cardiac care.   This latest recognition reflects not only individual achievement but also the continued commitment of Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals to advancing specialised cardiac care through clinical excellence, innovation and compassionate, patient-centred practice. By fostering expertise that translates into better diagnosis, safer procedures and improved outcomes, Apollo remains focused on strengthening the future of cardiovascular care and delivering world-class treatment for patients with complex heart rhythm disorders.

Dr. Sanjay Tyagi, Senior Consultant – Cardiology & Clinical Lead, Cardiology, Apollo Hospitals Group (Northern Region), who practises at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi, has been conferred the prestigious Fellowship of the Japanese Circulation Society (FJCS). This distinguished international honour recognises his outstanding contributions to cardiovascular medicine, clinical excellence, and medical innovation.    The fellowship acknowledges Dr. Tyagi's longstanding commitment to advancing interventional cardiology, improving patient outcomes, and championing evidence-based cardiovascular care. Throughout his career, he has played a pivotal role in adopting advanced cardiac interventions, managing complex cardiovascular conditions, and contributing to medical education by mentoring and training future generations of cardiologists.   The recognition was commemorated in the presence of Dr. Prathap C. Reddy, Founder and Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group, whose vision of delivering world-class, patient-centred healthcare continues to inspire excellence across the Apollo Hospitals network.   As cardiovascular disease remains one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide, recognising clinicians who drive research, innovation, and high-quality patient care underscores the importance of continued excellence in improving cardiovascular outcomes. Dr. Tyagi's achievement reflects Apollo Hospitals' unwavering commitment to fostering clinical leadership, embracing global best practices, and delivering compassionate, evidence-based care. It also reinforces Apollo Hospitals' legacy as a leader in cardiovascular medicine and its continued dedication to advancing healthcare through clinical expertise, innovation, and better patient outcomes. 

Recognising the profound impact of clinical leadership and medical education, Dr. Reena Sethi, Senior Consultant - Ophthalmology at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, has been honoured with the prestigious Dronacharya Award at International YOSICON (Young Ophthalmologists Society of India) 2026. The award recognises her exceptional contributions to ophthalmic education, mentorship and clinical excellence, reflecting her unwavering commitment to advancing eye care and nurturing future specialists.    The honour celebrates Dr. Sethi's longstanding dedication to training young ophthalmologists through exemplary teaching, professional guidance and evidence-based clinical practice. By fostering a culture of continuous learning and maintaining high clinical standards, she has played a pivotal role in strengthening ophthalmic practice and improving patient outcomes. Her work underscores the vital role of medical education in ensuring that advances in ophthalmology are translated into safe, effective and high-quality patient care.   At Apollo Hospitals, clinical excellence is rooted in innovation, lifelong learning and compassionate care. By recognising clinician-educators such as Dr. Sethi, the organisation highlights the importance of mentorship, collaboration and continuous learning in advancing ophthalmic care and preparing future specialists. Her achievement reflects the enduring value of leadership in medicine and further strengthens Apollo Hospitals' commitment to delivering patient-centred, evidence-based healthcare through clinical excellence and education.