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

This story highlights the human right to pain relief and dignity in death by looking at the suffering of rural cancer patients in India who need to travel hundreds of kilometers before being able to access pain relief.

Life in Mumbai’s slums is marred by violence, trauma, and systemic neglect— as seen firsthand in a casualty ward where victims of assault, accidents, and abuse fight for survival daily.

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.

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

Male surgeons have dominated the medical field for ages. What role does gender bias have in this and are things changing?

Surgical care doesn't end at the operation but also involves provision of adequate pain relief. However, various barriers affect access to pain relief in India.

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

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