From Import Dependency to Indigenous Innovation: A Critical Review of Aluminium Speciation and the Roadmap for Affordable Clinical Diagnostics in a Viksit Bharat @2047

Vishal Dilipkumar Shah, Dr. Mikita Shah, Pradeep Shahi · 2026 · Vidhyayana

Summary. This paper reviews aluminum toxicity mechanisms, particularly transferrin-bound aluminum's neurotoxic effects, and proposes developing an indigenous, rapid diagnostic protocol for Indian clinical laboratories. Current imported diagnostic methods are expensive and unsuitable for high-volume testing. The authors argue for a paradigm shift toward affordable, locally-developed aluminum speciation techniques that run under 3 minutes, enabling India to autonomously monitor health risks and reduce dependence on global diagnostic standards.

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  journal = {Vidhyayana},
  year    = {2026},
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DOI

10.58213/fghzd562

Countries

India

Regions

Asia

Categories

rural-healthcare, indigenous-innovation, general-innovation

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2026-09-01