While most cancer medications are known to affect fertility, people diagnosed with cancer are not explained this possibility during their treatment. There is a need for ensuring that their reproductive rights and autonomy is centred in the conversation of cancer care.
Violence against women in Indian families wears various faces which are both unrecognised and unrecognisable. It is magnified and sustained by systems of inequality writes the author in this essay, drawing from experiences of women in her life.
Ignoring established global guidelines, expert medical consensus and sustained community protests, the law signals a departure of policymaking from evidence and expertise to ideology and administrative control.
A poem that beautifully captures the lived reality of women who are told they are empowered but are quietly having to endure violence within their households.
The Multidimensional Poverty Index misses the reality of everyday hardship. Homes, water, schools, and healthcare may exist on paper but broken systems, debt, and poor quality leave families struggling unseen. See what the data hides
Blaming patients for getting cancer when the government sells tobacco and the health system fails them everyday is unfair.
