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52% Indians preparing to migrate in 2025, zero-fee recruitment seen as critical reform: TERN Group Survey

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Jan 06

Put people first mantra to drive WHO task force to save the medicines that protect us

The United Nations apex health agency – the World Health Organization (WHO) – had announced the establishment of its first-ever civil society Task Force on Antimicrobial ...
Dec 09

Gateway to universal access to SRHR is human right to health

The human right to health is not a privilege, tt is a legal obligation - rooted in international human rights law - and must form the foundation ...
Nov 07

Invisible Lives, Ignored Health: The Crisis of Migrant Workers in Kerala

Without significant changes in policy implementation, outreach, and access, the lives of thousands will remain at risk, with preventable illnesses and workplace deaths continuing unchecked....
Sep 29

When Public Health Becomes Private Profit: The Price of Dialysis in India’s Cities

The Public-Private Partnership model may seem like a practical solution on the surface, but unless it is guided by strict safeguards, subsidies, and accountability, ...
Aug 26

When Every Second Costs: The Rising Price of Urban Ambulance Care

As India continues its journey toward universal healthcare, emergency care including ambulances must be viewed as an essential service, not an optional one....
Aug 07

Not capitalist but economically, socially and ecologically just order can deliver on SDGs

Anti-gender and anti-rights pushes are attacking social justice movements and fuelling a backlash against progressive social and environmental justice movements....
Aug 05

Gender equality and human rights are indivisible, foundational and unconditional

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Jun 25

Finding strength in struggle for gender equality and human rights

The year 2025 marks 30 years since the landmark Beijing Declaration and its Platform for Action was adopted in 1995. Despite rising anti-rights and ...
Jun 23

Design health services around people, not the disease

Shobha and Dr Nittaya were speaking at the 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Point-of-Care Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases (POC 2025) and in lead ...
Jun 20

Health equity and inclusion remain fundamental to #endMalaria

Governments have promised to end malaria by 2030. With around five and a half years left to eliminate the vector-borne disease worldwide, it is ...
Apr 29

10 New HIV Cases in 2 Months: Has Kerala’s Drug Problem Gone Too Far?

The rise in HIV cases linked to syringe-sharing in Malappuram is a serious reminder that public health efforts must constantly adapt to new challenges....
Mar 28

Urgent and accelerated HIV service delivery with equity and rights is critical to end AIDS

Scientific partners of ASICON 2025 include the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) and National TB Elimination Programme of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government ...
Feb 19

Reaching the unreached to find missing TB cases

Initiatives led by Lisbeth and Samantha and their team are sterling examples that change is possible despite obstacles. Would governments scale these initiatives up at ...
Dec 02

One step towards making the world free of TB

As per the India TB Report 2024, key and vulnerable populations are those with heightened exposure to TB bacilli, constrained access to health services on ...
Sep 04

Feminist world-building: Creative energies, collective journeys

The APFF 4 will not just be a celebratory space, but also a fiercely political space for strategising, knowledge-exchange, and feminist mobilising and advocacy ...
Aug 30

Reaching the unreached migrants in unorganised workforce with health services

We all have to strive for health justice, and eventually social justice, which is ecologically sustainable. HIV, TB, hepatitis or STIs responses are part of ...
Aug 20

If some countries in Asia Pacific can be on track to end AIDS then why cannot all?

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine for HIV negative people which protects them from getting infected with HIV through sexual route. It was approved ...
Jul 26

If some countries in Asia Pacific can be on track to end AIDS then why cannot all?

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine for HIV negative people which protects them from getting infected with HIV through sexual route. It was approved ...
Jul 26

From Pap Tests to HPV Screening: A New Era in Cervical Cancer Prevention

The shift from the traditional Pap test to HPV-based screening marks a significant advancement in the fight against cervical cancer....
Jun 17

From the frontlines: Homeless person won over alcoholism, survived floods and defeated TB

But the path to his recovery was fraught with more challenges. In mid-2023, Delhi battled one of its worst flood-like situations in several ...
Jun 12

After months of diagnostic delay, a migrant worker could access TB services only when a community health worker met him

Manjit is not only a TB survivor but also a TB champion who proactively goes to health awareness camps to encourage those with symptoms to ...
Apr 22

Treatment is prevention: Stop the spread of infection by finding all and treating all TB

The greater danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low ...
Feb 27

Climate change and health

Between 2030 and 2050, climate change is expected to cause approximately 2,50,000 additional deaths per year. Countries with weak health infrastructure, majorly developing ...
Feb 02

World Lymphoma Awareness Day, 15th September 2021 – Their fight is our fight

Hope is the only thing stronger than fear. Let’s pledge to communicate the correct information about lymphoma so that warriors can make the right ...
Sep 15

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