<h1>Nationwide women's health program pilots personalized preventive care with patient-owned data, secure records, ethical research, sustainable funding</h1> A new nationwide women's health program unveiled at a medical conference proposes preventive, personalized care via clinics, telemedicine, point-of-care diagnostics and digital health records, starting with a pilot state. Program governance promises full patient ownership of health data, anonymization, ISO-compliant security and adherence to India's privacy laws, with research requiring formal ethical approvals. Funding combines grants, CSR and community cost-sharing with planned insurance integration for sustainability. Scale-up relies on existing hospital training networks and partnerships with state medical education authorities to train nursing colleges. Organizers stress independence from commercial influence while positioning the model as a replicable public-health intervention for underserved areas.