An elderly man passed through multiple levels of tertiary care without anyone asking why he was in pain. His story reveals how medical colleges, once defined by clinical rigor, are slowly losing the meaning of comprehensive care.

A powerful exploration of life after colorectal cancer, this story sheds light on the stigma, emotional burden, and financial strain faced by patients living with a stoma in India. It calls for counseling, awareness, and community support to help survivors live with dignity beyond cure.

Over 70% of India lives in rural areas, yet most surgical care is concentrated in cities. Through one patient’s journey, this story shows why investing in rural surgeons is critical for equitable healthcare.

A young woman insists on staying in the hospital long after a routine surgery. What unfolds reveals a deeper, hidden reason behind her pain.

What happens when pain moves beyond the body, into the mind, culture, and identity of a once self-reliant tribal community?

Prostate cancer is rising in India, yet a simple life-saving test—digital rectal examination—is often overlooked due to stigma. Early detection is key to improving outcomes, but are we failing patients by avoiding this crucial step?

Malnutrition is a silent roadblock to effective healthcare, affecting surgical outcomes and recovery. Through real-life patient stories, this article explores the crucial link between nutrition, disease, and healthcare access in India.

Cancer is an undeclared epidemic in India. What role does surgical care play in cancer care?

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