West Asia-linked helium shortage threatens MRI services in India; scan & diagnostics costs set to rise
India's healthcare system faces new pressure as global helium supplies tighten. Disruptions in West Asia are impacting MRI machine availability, leading to higher costs and potential delays for patients. Hospitals and imaging centers are preparing for these challenges. Some companies are already introducing helium-free MRI systems to mitigate these risks. The situation also threatens shortages of other essential medical supplies.
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