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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nutrition doctor says: Combining modern and traditional diets

This article explores how traditional dietary wisdom and modern nutritional science complement each other, showing how blending whole foods, mindful combinations and personal awareness creates ...
Dec 12

Experts Urge Immediate Action as Rabies Remains a Global Public Health Threat

Rabies, a preventable yet fatal viral disease, continues to pose a significant public health risk worldwide....
Nov 19

Breath Under Trial: How CAQM’s Failures Exposed Delhi’s Pollution Crisis

The capital city, with all its economic power and political influence, cannot continue to live in a haze of excuses....
Nov 07

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

Clean Air Cannot Be a Privilege: The Supreme Court’s Call for a Uniform Firecracker Policy

If citizens in Delhi deserve clean air, why shouldn’t people in Patna, in Lucknow, in Amritsar, in every town and village across India?...
Sep 13

The Supreme Court’s Bold Voice: Mental Health Is A Right, Not A Privilege

This ruling must not gather dust in legal textbooks, it must breathe life into policies, budgets, conversations, and everyday practices....
Aug 23

LISSUN Averts 1,000 Self-Harm Cases, Extends Mental Health Counselling to 1 Lakh Students

Over 300 high-risk self-harm cases were intervened in the past year. 1,000+ potential incidents prevented with early counselling and follow-up. LISSUN’...
Aug 13

United action is warranted for antimicrobial resistance which threatens everyone

AMR is associated with around 5 million deaths a year. Besides this, there is the huge burden of morbidity and healthcare expenditure that can affect ...
Aug 13

7 IITians Behind the Most Disruptive Startups of the Decade

Meet 7 IIT Alumni Powering India’s Startup and Tech Revolution....
Jul 21

Who Will Speak for You When You Can’t: India’s First Living Will Clinic Puts Power Back in Your Hands

A Living Will Clinic doesn’t chase illness, it honors life. It allows individuals to shape their future, choose their path, and leave behind a ...
Jul 03

India makes progress on menstrual hygiene, but taboos and gaps in access remain

India has made strong progress in promoting menstrual hygiene. Government schemes, state-level initiatives, and increased awareness have helped more women and girls access sanitary ...
May 28

Kerala’s Rabies Crisis: When Dogs Bite and the System Sleeps

The rising tide of rabies deaths in Kerala serves as a stark reminder that progress in healthcare must be holistic, encompassing not only infrastructure and ...
Apr 30

The Future of Train Travel: Life-saving Healthcare and Regional Cuisine Now on Every Train

The integration of modern healthcare facilities and regional culinary experiences reflects a growing recognition of the diverse needs of passengers and a commitment to providing ...
Apr 15

The Price of Life: How a Pregnant Woman's Death Exposed the Rotten Reality of India's Healthcare System

She wasn't just a pregnant woman. She was a daughter, a wife, a soon-to-be mother. Her dreams were real. Her life mattered....
Apr 07

Medanta hosts the second edition of its annual women’s conclave – Medanta Shakti’25, Celebrating women’s achievements and raising awareness on late pregnancies

Through initiatives like "Medanta Shakti’25", the organization reaffirms its commitment to championing the cause of women's empowerment and celebrating their achievements. ...
Mar 10

Did the Government Force Covid Vaccines Without Responsibility? The Supreme Court Thinks So

Will the government take responsibility, or will affected families be left fighting a lonely legal battle? The coming weeks will determine the course of justice ...
Feb 26

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