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	Mainstream consumer technology is becoming assistive technology, finds new TQH report Mainstream consumer technologies are increasingly functioning as assistive technologies for persons with disabilities, finds a new report by the public policy firm The Quantum Hub (... Sep 24
	The HFSS Food Debate in Indian Schools: What Public Health Experts Are Saying India's HFSS food debate intensifies as 41 million children face obesity. FSSAI's 2026 draft thresholds and expert-backed reforms aim to reshape school ... Sep 24
	Tier-2 and Tier-3 Cities: India's Next Big Healthcare Growth Story India's Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities are emerging as high-growth healthcare markets, driven by government policy, private investment, digital health, and rising ... Sep 18
	Patient Experience in Healthcare: Why It Matters in India This article examines patient experience in Indian healthcare, covering communication, hospital environment, discharge planning, cultural diversity, and how ABDM and NABH standards are shaping more ... Jul 01
	India's highest court finally realises the monetary worth of a homemaker's unpaid care work It all started with a road accident in Indian state of Punjab on 25th November 2001 which killed home maker Reshma - a mother of three ... Jun 13
	Max Healthcare Foundation Supports MBBS Aspirant Who Secured Admission Following Supreme Court Order In a special case recognising exceptional determination and merit, Max Healthcare Foundation, the CSR arm of Max Healthcare, has extended support under its Max Medical ... May 09
	Progress at CSW70 despite increasing pushbacks against gender equality The 70th session of the intergovernmental UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) - UN's largest annual forum on gender equality – which began on ... Mar 19
	Thirteen Years Between Life and Death: The Case That Forced India to Confront End of Life Choices The story of one young man who never woke up after a tragic accident now reminds the country that advances in medical technology must be ... Mar 13
	Deathbed Policies: When Profit Crosses the Line of Ethics The ethical dimension of insurance sales becomes particularly significant when illness enters the picture.... Mar 09
	The Angioplasty Equation: Are Patients Getting the Benefit of Reduced Stent Prices in India? Cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of mortality in India. Early detection, preventive cardiology, and risk factor modification are critical. ... Feb 28
	The role of ethics in daily practice Ethics in Indian healthcare relies on trust, transparent communication, and fair resource allocation. It involves prioritizing patient autonomy and affordable care while maintaining professional integrity ... Feb 26
	International Rare Disease Day 2026 Observed on 22nd February 2026 at SGPGI, Lucknow An Initiative by Rare Diseases India Foundation (RDIF) in Collaboration with Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences... Feb 25
	Legal awareness seminar held to sensitise healthcare workers on child protection, women's safety In today’s healthcare system, doctors and nurses are often the first point of contact for vulnerable women and children. ... Feb 25
	The Cost of Saying ‘No’ to a Patient: Consumer Court Pulls Up Insurance Company Over Claim Rejection Medical insurance claim disputes should not become a routine part of patient recovery... Feb 21
	Patient rights and responsibilities explained Patients in India have rights to information, consent, privacy, and grievance redressal, alongside responsibilities of honesty, cooperation, and respect; creating a balanced partnership essential for ... Feb 18
	Ending female genital mutilation/cutting is not charity but justice ... Feb 14
	Clinical Errors outpaced by ‘Paperwork Errors’ - 18th Annual MedLegal Review 2026 The Institute of Medicine & Law hosted the 18th Annual MedLegal Review 2026 in collaboration with the D Y Patil (University) School of Law on Friday, ... Feb 12
	1.37 Lakh Complaints Later, Is India’s Health Insurance System Working? As medical inflation rises and public health systems remain stretched, private insurance will play an even larger role. If trust continues to erode, participation will ... Feb 10
	The Price of Clean Air Just Went Up and We’re All Paying It Clean air is no longer a soft issue or a niche concern. It sits at the intersection of health, economy, and sustainability.... Feb 04
	Is Your Life Insurance Safe? The Legal Doctrine That Can Void It Overnight High-value policies attract scrutiny, and early claims will continue to be examined through the lens of disclosure and good faith.... Jan 29
	CAPAAR Marks a Decade of Transforming Child Care and Development Marking ten years of dedication as CAPAAR steps confidently into its next decade of impact... Jan 29
	Mumbai’s Toxic Air and the Day Accountability Finally Reached the Top Mumbai has long prided itself on resilience. It survives floods, rebuilds after tragedies, and adapts to relentless pressure. Yet resilience should not mean endurance of ... Jan 27
	Vehicular Emissions and the Making of a Chronic Health City Delhi has reached a point where denial is no longer an option. The sources are known. The science is clear. The health impacts are visible. ... Jan 21
	When Insurance Crosses the Line: Why Choosing Your Own Doctor Is Not a Crime In an era where healthcare decisions are increasingly influenced by policy clauses and cost calculations, this ruling aims to restore balance.... Dec 26
	A Cancer Battle Made Harder: The Rs 66 Lakh Judgment That Sends a Warning Patients must know their rights, understand their policies, and recognise that unfair rejections can be challenged.... Dec 02
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