What if where you live no longer determined how easily you could access healthcare?
For many people, access to medicines can still depend on where they live, their connectivity, and even their gender.
But what if technology could help bridge that gap?
That’s the question explored by Saptaparni Roy Chowdhury, Dr. Jayeeta Majumder, and Dr. Sourav Gangopadhyay, whose research examines the gender and geographical gaps in e-pharmacy adoption and why digital inclusion, stronger rural connectivity, and equitable access to medicines matter.
Their work is more than a study of technology.
It is a step towards imagining a future where healthcare reaches people, wherever they are.
At Brainware University, we believe the best learning goes beyond the classroom—it asks important questions, challenges inequalities, and creates knowledge that can make a difference.
Congratulations to our faculty members for turning research into a step towards a more digitally inclusive healthcare future!