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	Reversing the Weight Stigma: Obesity as a Chronic Disease Obesity is officially classified as a complex, progressive, and chronic disease. Approaching obesity as a genuine clinical condition opens the door to safer, evidence-based ... Jun 05
	The Expiry Date That Disappeared: What a 1.5-Lakh-Kilogram Food Scam Reveals About India’s Food Safety Crisis A single erased expiry date may appear like a small detail on a piece of plastic packaging. But that tiny alteration has the power to ... Mar 12
	The Protein Powder Trap: Inside the Dangerous Rise of Fake Fitness Supplements in India In the evolving landscape of India’s health and fitness industry, safeguarding the integrity of nutritional supplements is essential.... Mar 10
	Lilavati Hospital Provides Free Treatment to 35-Year-Old Labourer Whose both limbs Were Crushed Due To Reversing Cement Roller Truck; Patient Recovering Well The patient Yogesh Madhukar Chaudhary, who suffered severe injuries in an accident, is currently recovering well following timely surgical intervention and multidisciplinary care. ... Feb 28
	A Child’s Surgery That Never Happened: How a Fake Medical Crisis Cost ₹50.8 Lakh Online safety education, stronger verification systems, responsive law enforcement, and family communication together form the defence against such crimes... Feb 21
	When Surveillance Enters the ICU: Transparency, Trust, and the Battle Over Ayushman Bharat Between policy intent and lived reality. When cameras enter the ICU debate, they force us to ask whether we are strengthening those relationships or quietly ... Jan 16
	What If Your Lab Report Was Never Real? The Pathology Fraud Patients Never Suspected Cases like this serve as reminders that healthcare cannot be treated like any other business. Lives are at stake, and shortcuts carry irreversible consequences.... Dec 26
	A Death in the Delivery Room: When Trust Turns into a Six-Year Legal Battle The Sultanpur verdict will likely inspire more patients and families to come forward, demanding accountability for medical mishaps.... Nov 08
	The ORS That Isn’t: How Misleading Labels Threaten India’s Fight Against Child Dehydration As the deadline for FSSAI’s final decision approaches, the country waits, some with anger, some with hope, and many with disbelief that such a ... Oct 31
	Prescription for Deception: The Fake Doctor Who Treated Real Patients in Assam The case in Assam is a warning for both authorities and the public. Because while one fake doctor has been caught, the disease of medical ... Oct 29
	Who Decides When You’re Sick Enough? The Alarming Power Shift in India’s Health Insurance System The purpose of health coverage is to restore peace of mind, not replace it with anxiety about whether treatment will be reimbursed.... Oct 28
	Bima Sugam: The UPI Moment India’s Insurance Sector Has Been Waiting For Bima Sugam may well be remembered as the turning point when India’s insurance industry embraced digitalization not as a convenience but as a necessity.... Sep 26
	A Cut That Went Too Deep: When Caesarean Surgery Leaves Behind a Lifetime of Pain The woman continues her journey with resilience, supported by her family, but burdened by a disability that should never have happened.... Sep 22
	Ayurveda on Trial: Telangana High Court’s Verdict and the Larger Battle of Medical Legitimacy A patient deserves to know whether the person prescribing treatment is an Ayurveda doctor, an MBBS doctor, or someone misrepresenting qualifications.... Sep 13
	A Doctor’s Forgotten Guide Wire in the Chest Exposes Cracks in India’s Surgical Safety Medical errors must be taken seriously, not brushed under the rug. To heal the wound left by one wire, hospitals must stitch stronger safety nets ... Sep 01
	The Supreme Court’s Bold Voice: Mental Health Is A Right, Not A Privilege This ruling must not gather dust in legal textbooks, it must breathe life into policies, budgets, conversations, and everyday practices.... Aug 23
	Lilavati Hospital’s ?1,200 Crore Controversy: A Scandal of Power, Money, and Allegations of Black Magic The Lilavati Hospital scandal is a serious reminder that corruption can penetrate even the most trusted institutions.... Mar 12
	Exposing the Scourge of Fake Doctors: How Hyderabad’s Rushcare Hospital Faces the Heat As patients, healthcare providers, and regulators work together to address these issues, it is crucial to prioritize transparency, accountability, and ethical practices... Jan 06
	Hospital Mishap in Madhya Pradesh: A Tragic Incident with a Newborn Raises Concerns As the investigation continues, it is crucial that all parties involved are held accountable, and that steps are taken to prevent such incidents from happening ... Aug 31
	When Hospitals Become Crime Scenes: The Alarming Reality of Sexual Violence in Our Healthcare Institutions Rape remains a persistent issue in society, not because of the actions of women, but due to deep-seated cultural, social, and systemic failures.... Aug 14
	Silent Threat in Baby Bottles: Abbott to Pay $495 Million Over Deadly Risks The case revolves around the alleged link between cow’s milk-based formulas and NEC. Studies suggest that breast milk significantly reduces the risk of ... Jul 29
	Ethical Concerns Arise: Nestlé Accused of Adding Sugar and Honey to Infant Formula and Breakfast Cereals in Low-Income Countries In India all cerelac baby cereal products examined by Public eye contained added sugar upto 3 gm per serving.... Apr 18
	Combatting Pharmaceutical Fraud: Delhi Police Raid Fake Cancer Drug Syndicate By fostering transparency, accountability, and adherence to stringent quality standards, we can mitigate the risks posed by counterfeit drugs and uphold the sanctity of patient ... Mar 13
	The Deteriorating Safety of Healthcare Workers: Addressing the Escalating Incidents of Violence at Kokilaben Hospital The incident at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital serves as a distressing reminder that healthcare workers are increasingly vulnerable to violence. Protecting those who dedicate their ... Jul 05
	Computer Vision Syndrome - Causes and Prevention Computer Vision Syndrome or digital eye strain is perhaps now the most common eye problem suffered in all age groups. Learn the necessary precautions.... Dec 22
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