A rural family’s struggle with a telehealth app in Kenduli reveals the everyday barriers of weak networks, rigid systems, and language gaps—and the quiet innovations that bridge them.
How WhatsApp groups with patients and their caregivers are revolutionizing the way continuous care for chronic diseases is delivered in India
An unflinching, funny, and sincere poem that pulls you into the messy, beautiful chaos of a mother’s first year.
How a miniature model of the human body sparked important discoveries and dialogues on health across India.
A rehabilitation expert’s world turns inward when his own son shows signs of developmental delay—unveiling a journey from denial to deep empathy, and transforming both his parenting and his profession. A personal essay on navigating disability, not just as a specialist, but as a father learning to listen, unlearn, and begin again
Blaming patients for getting cancer when the government sells tobacco and the health system fails them everyday is unfair.
