What does it take to eliminate tuberculosis from remote islands? Echoes from the Atoll chronicles Lakshadweep’s remarkable journey and the power of people-led public health.

Some of the biggest determinants of health have little to do with medicine. A compelling look at the people living where India’s healthcare system struggles to reach.

From hospitals to health insurance, The Silent Syndicate reveals how foreign investment has transformed India's healthcare landscape. Here is why the book deserves a place on every public health professional's reading list.

Empathy alone cannot transform healthcare. This article argues that doctors must move beyond treating illness to confronting the political, social, and economic injustices that make people sick.

A misdiagnosed lump, years of delay, and a Stage IV cancer diagnosis. One family's story exposes how systemic failures in India's public healthcare system can turn a treatable illness into a tragedy.

A practical how-to guide for first aid workers, and those seeking medical help.

Can we ever truly be apolitical? A reflection on solidarity, student protests, and why every choice to act, or remain silent, is inevitably political.

This article reconstructs a dialogue from a recent forum discussion on sickle cell disease (SCD) in rural Chhattisgarh. What unfolds is not just a discussion on a disease, but a layered understanding of suffering, systems, and the power of community.

In Dalli Rajhara, miners and peasants built a hospital that still provides empathetic, cost-effective care rooted in collective action—not state systems.

What does India’s premier hospital look like when you step beyond the tall buildings and into the lines of suffering? A firsthand account exposes the human cost of navigating our healthcare system.

India’s healthcare system is plagued by corporate greed, inflated bills, and patient exploitation. Can reform prevent further harm?

What role do informal healthcare providers play in our health system? A medical anthropologist writes about IMPs as family doctors to the poor.

Over hundred healthcare and public health experts collectively demand more regulation of private hospitals in India.

Blending traditional and modern medicine in Assam - How cultural practices, faith, and community support shape patient care and the future of integrative healthcare.

Explore the rising impact of lung cancer in India, its changing trends, challenges in access to advanced treatments, and the urgent need for awareness, improved diagnostics, and equitable cancer care solutions.

Public spending on health leads to better health outcomes in the population.

The possible ban on over-the-counter emergency contraceptives lacks scientific justification.

A rural surgeon writes about the ground reality of the Ayushman Bharat health insurance scheme (PMJAY), the government’s flagship initiative.

An illustration that depicts the past and the present of our healthcare system.

WHO’s “Undetectable = Untransmittable” message could transform HIV care by reducing stigma, promoting ART adherence, and showing that viral suppression prevents sexual transmission.

An illustration depicting the rapid privatization of healthcare in India.

In India a farmer dies of suicide every hour due to debt.

Adult TB vaccination in India through the ASHA's perspective.

Fake drugs have been caught in India and are a threat to people's health.

Universal basic income is known to reduce poverty and income inequality. Does India have the infrastructure to implement this strategy?

India has significantly invested in reducing the burden of anemia. Why is it still rising?

Untreated anemia can have serious implications on pregnant mothers and their children.

Is India's interim health budget in line with what the people want and need?

India has witnessed multiple yatras with political intentions over the past months. How is Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra different?