A society’s future depends on the emotional strength of its youth. When young adults report distress at large scale, the implications extend to productivity, ... Mar 05
The data presented in the Maharashtra Assembly illuminate a reality of environmental pollution that's reshaping the landscape of cancer in India’s most dynamic ... Feb 28
The street outside our homes may seem ordinary and even comforting. Yet it may be shaping our health more than we realise.... Jan 17
Nipah virus has once again reminded India that emerging and re-emerging infections are part of our reality, and preparedness must be continuous rather than ... Jan 16
The obesity epidemic is vast. The solutions are emerging. Science is evolving. And the market is expanding. The launch of Yurpeak is another step in ... Dec 12
The nation has reached a point where denial is no longer an option, and delay has consequences that cannot be undone.... Dec 12
As global conversations around maternal health, safe childbirth, women’s health and sexual health progress, infertility must no longer remain the missing chapter.... Dec 04
From the moment raw materials are sourced to the time a syrup bottle reaches a patient’s hand, there must be no blind spots. A ... Nov 11
The Sultanpur verdict will likely inspire more patients and families to come forward, demanding accountability for medical mishaps.... Nov 08
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
The WHO calls antibiotic resistance one of the biggest threats to global health, food security, and development today, and India, with its vast population and ... Oct 15
As India observes the aftermath of yet another preventable disaster, one can only hope that this time, the outrage translates into reform.... Oct 14
A healthcare system’s strength is measured not by the number of machines it owns but by how many of them actually work when a ... Oct 10
Strengthened pharmacovigilance, faster forensic analysis, stricter licensing of manufacturers, and zero tolerance for sub-standard products must become non-negotiable priorities.... Oct 06
Governments must increase their budgets, train more mental health workers, and shift from hospital-centered models to community-based systems that are more human and ... Sep 03
If the state does not strengthen medical care in such civic gatherings, the cost will not just be political but deeply human.... Sep 03
Healthcare is a promise, and that promise must never be broken by something as preventable as a rat bite.... Sep 02
This is our chance to turn a warning into a wake-up call, before prevention becomes impossible, and treatment becomes too late.... Aug 26
Investments in public health systems, primary care training, and community screening are pockets of progress, not the tide.... Aug 21
That child’s life may now stand as privacy’s first wave prompting renewed defenses across hospitals, labs, and field units.... Aug 19
UNICEF and Pure Earth estimate that out of 275 million Indian children with BLLs above 5 µg/dL, many are in states like Bihar.... Aug 19
States like Tamil Nadu show how bulk procurement and coordinated public pharmacy systems outperform piecemeal outlets.... Aug 11
India’s pharma strength was born of volume, value, and virtue. It supplied essential drugs when others hesitated and that legacy remains potent.... Aug 11
Twenty years ago, a case in Rajasthan raised similar alarms: doctors there reportedly removed an infant’s arm during delivery, claimed it was medical necessity, ... Aug 07
This dengue-chikungunya wave has exposed the fragile underbelly of an ambitious city.... Aug 06
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