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11th National Convention on Medicine & Law 2026 Successfully Concludes at D Y Patil University, Navi Mumbai

The 11th National Convention on Medicine & Law 2026 was held recently at the D Y Patil University Campus, Navi Mumbai....
Sep 29

Healthcare AI Hallucinations: What Happens When an Algorithm Gets Medicine Wrong?

AI hallucinations in healthcare occur when algorithms generate false medical information confidently. This article examines their risks, real-world consequences, and the safeguards India urgently ...
Sep 22

How Indian Hospitals Are Building Responsible AI Governance Frameworks

Indian hospitals are building structured AI governance frameworks covering ethics committees, risk tiering, vendor accountability, local clinical validation, and data governance to ensure safe and ...
Sep 22

Importance of Patient Safety: Why Every Hospital in India Must Prioritize It

Patient safety in Indian healthcare requires systemic commitment to preventing avoidable harm through strong safety culture, structured protocols, staff training, and patient engagement. ...
Aug 08

Screen Time Effects on Children: What Every Indian Parent and Paediatrician Needs to Know

Excessive screen time harms children's cognitive, language, emotional, and physical development. This article guides Indian parents and healthcare professionals with evidence-based strategies for ...
Aug 06

Electronic Medical Records: What They Are, Why They Matter, and How India Is Embracing Them

Electronic Medical Records digitise patient health information within healthcare facilities, improving clinical accuracy, reducing errors, and enabling India's national digital health vision through ABDM. ...
Jul 31

Clinical Burnout vs. Everyday Fatigue: When to Seek Help

While occasional tiredness is a normal response to a busy lifestyle, persistent exhaustion may signal deeper issues related to workplace stress, burnout, or mental health ...
Jun 20

Digital Addiction and Mental Health: Warning Signs in India

Digital addiction is a growing public health challenge in India, affecting millions of adolescents and adults. This article outlines key warning signs, mental health consequences, ...
Jun 15

A second chance at life: Delhi’s first private hospital lung transplant survivor completes one year

A 65-year-old woman from Faridabad is breathing independently one year after a bilateral lung transplant, marking a first by a private hospital in ...
May 27

Why Health Literacy Matters in the Age of AI

Health information has never been more accessible. A large share of daily searches on platforms like Google are health-related, and AI tools such as ...
May 11

Reshaping Health Literacy in India: Hospital Brands Can Lead the Way

In today’s hyper-connected world, access to health information has never been easier. Yet, ironically, the ability to understand and apply that information remains ...
Apr 10

The Path to Knee Replacement May Begin With How You Walk in Your 30s

The idea that adjusting the angle of the foot could ease pain and slow cartilage damage suggests that the mechanics of everyday motion may hold ...
Mar 26

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

Brain Stroke Before 40: How India’s Working Generation Is Collapsing Early

The prime years of life should be defined by ambition and growth, not by hospital corridors and rehabilitation wards....
Feb 28

The Waiting List Reality: Why India’s Organ Transplant Boom May Still Not Be Enough

The road ahead calls for sustained awareness campaigns, improved infrastructure in government hospitals, equitable access to transplant services, and continued ethical vigilance...
Feb 24

The Digital Weak Spot in India’s Pharmacy Boom: Are India’s Online Pharmacies Secure Enough to Protect Your Prescriptions?

A prescription is a symbol of trust between doctor and patient. In the digital era, that trust extends to the platforms that deliver the medicine....
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

The Smartphone Childhood: When India’s Digital Boom Starts Costing Young Minds

Families, schools, platforms, and governments will need to share responsibility. If India succeeds, it can set a global example of how to harness digital power ...
Feb 07

Overdose or Oversight? Cough Syrup Deaths Raise Uncomfortable Questions for Public Health

The deaths discussed in the Assembly, however few in number, should prompt reflection rather than defensiveness...
Feb 06

The Smartphone Childhood: When India’s Digital Boom Starts Costing Young Minds

Families, schools, platforms, and governments will need to share responsibility. If India succeeds, it can set a global example of how to harness digital power ...
Feb 03

That Rash on Your Skin Could Be Warning Your Joints

As science continues to reveal the complex dialogue between skin, immune cells, and joints, hope grows for a future where psoriatic arthritis is no longer ...
Jan 31

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

The Invisible Gamble Every Patient Takes with Medicines

Drug quality is not a peripheral issue reserved for regulators and manufacturers. It is central to patient safety, clinical outcomes, and the credibility of the ...
Jan 23

Is Psychiatry Ready for a Treatment That Works in 24 Hours?

For the millions living with major depressive disorder and treatment-resistant depression, progress cannot come soon enough....
Jan 21

Misdiagnosed by Design: The Problem in Paediatric Sesame Allergy Testing

As food allergies become more common, such resources are no longer optional luxuries. They are essential components of preventive healthcare....
Jan 21

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