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	Early Markers of Insulin Resistance: Moving Beyond Fasting Blood Sugar Meta Traditional metabolic assessments have long depended on fasting blood glucose and HbA1c levels, but emerging evidence suggests these tests may miss early signs of metabolic ... Jun 15
	The Shift in Modern Diabetes Care: Patient-Centered & Inclusive Decisions For years, diabetes management focused primarily on lowering HbA1c levels through standardized treatment plans and strict clinical directives. Today, care is shifting toward a more ... Jun 15
	The Claim You Were Entitled To — And the Money Most Patients Never Get Back Why thousands of insured Indian families silently absorb deductions and rejections they could have reversed — and how claims advocacy is closing the gap.... Jun 05
	Fever with Body Pain: Viral, Dengue, Malaria, Typhoid Guide In India, four major health culprits hide behind identical early symptoms: standard viral infections, dengue fever, malaria, and typhoid symptoms. Learning their unique footprints, progression ... May 26
	Shark Tank Alum Reveals How Automated Systems and 18 Ombudsmen Struggle With Rising Complaints As India's insurance industry reports grievances rising to 2.57 lakh in FY24-25 from 2.15 lakh the previous year according to a ... Mar 23
	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 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
	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
	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
	Why the World’s Cheapest Drinks Are Its Most Expensive Habit The WHO’s warning is timely and grounded in decades of research. What remains uncertain is whether governments will act with the urgency this moment ... Jan 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
	DY Patil School of Law and the Institute of Medicine & Law Sign MoU to strengthen Medico-Legal Education D Y Patil University School of Law (DYPSOL), Navi Mumbai, has entered into a strategic academic partnership with the Institute of Medicine & Law (IML) to ... Jan 15
	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
	Backbones of the Indian Export Economy: The Top Ten FMCG Manufacturers Powering ‘Make in India’ for the World India’s ascent as a manufacturing powerhouse is no longer an ambition whispered in policy chambers. It is a lived reality shaped by companies that ... Dec 18
	Corporate hospital chains: what their expansion means for patients Corporate hospitals are rapidly expanding across India, bringing advanced care, wider access and standardization, but also raising concerns about affordability, insurance disputes and the loss ... Nov 20
	Patients Deserve Doctors, Not Documentation: The Case for a New Healthcare Model India’s healthcare system has the talent, the infrastructure, and the potential to become truly patient-centric. What it needs now is shared responsibility and ... Nov 17
	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 Price of a Blind Eye: When Negligence Replaces Healing in Hospitals Patients should not have to depend on consumer courts to get justice for medical errors. Preventive systems, continuous audits, and strict disciplinary actions should be ... Oct 29
	Denied Treatment, Denied Life: Kerala High Court Slams Arbitrary Rejection of Healh Claim The Kerala High Court’s ruling is a reaffirmation that compassion and justice must coexist within the framework of business, especially when life itself is ... Oct 08
	Tata AIG vs Max Healthcare: The Tug-of-War Making Healthcare Unaffordable If India aspires to build a resilient health system that serves every citizen, then protecting the sanctity of cashless insurance must become non-negotiable.... Sep 29
	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
	The Fine Print of Survival: What the Cashless Dispute Means for Indian Patients Will this be the moment India finally places patient welfare above industry disputes, or will it simply be another temporary bandage over a chronic wound?... Sep 22
	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
	Insurance Without Credit: Will GST Relief for Policyholders Become a Hidden Burden for Insurers? What remains to be seen is whether this move strengthens the safety net for millions, or becomes another chapter in the story of reforms where ... Sep 18
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