Two families, two final journeys. One filled with suffering, one with peace. Discover why palliative care and planning ahead can change how we say goodbye.

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.

In India, informal caregivers, such as family members and relatives, do the bulk of caregiving for sick individuals - thereby performing the work of the public health system. What are their concerns and burdens, and how might they be eased?

The recent Karnataka orders promise the right to die with dignity. Does this mean euthanasia has been legalized in Karnataka?

Unlock the inspiring journey of how art and creativity are empowering people with disabilities at a rural Indian center—where transformation happens one stroke at a time!

Highlighting the struggles of stroke caregivers in India while discussing impactful solutions and support initiatives.

Explore how India's legal landscape impacts palliative care and end-of-life choices, with a call to action for legal advocacy and awareness on advance medical directives to empower patients’ rights.

Palliative care does not equate to giving up on the person.

The most certain thing in life is that we will meet with death one day. But how often do we discuss this truth?