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Discover the Journey of KEM Hospital’s Dean, Dr. Sangeeta Ravat — From Student to...
When Dr. Sangeeta Ravat walks through the corridors of King Edward Memorial (KEM) Hospital in Mumbai, there’s a sense of familiarity that comes from...
Treating People, Not Just Disease: Dr. Ranjana Srivastava on Ethics, End-of-Life Care and Humanity
Dr. Ranjana Srivastava is an Indian origin oncologist based in Australia, award-winning writer and geriatric cancer specialist. A two-time Fulbright scholar, she advocates for...
The Life Story of Susumu Tonegawa: From Genes to Genetics
Early Life and Academic Foundations in Japan and U.S.
Born in Nagoya, Japan, on September 5th, 1939, the son of an engineer, Susumu Tonegawa was...
In Celebration of International Women’s Day
The Unstoppable Rukhmabai: Feminist, Physician, and Reformer
A Legal Battle That Changed History
Rukhmabai (1864–1955) was a pioneering Indian physician, social reformer, and feminist who defied...
Compassion Over Profit: Dr. Ejaz Ali’s Philosophy
Every morning in Patna, Dr. Ejaz Ali sits on a plastic chair in the open courtyard of his hospital, greeting a long queue of...
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Interview- COVID-19
We must Anticipate that COVID-19 will also Become Pan-Endemic – Dr. T Jacob John
Dr. T Jacob John is retired Professor and Head, departments of clinical virology and microbiology, Christian Medical College (Vellore), and was Director of the...
Editorial - May 2020
Clinical Practice
Revolution in Cancer Care: Artificial Intelligence and Adaptive Radiotherapy Dr. Vinitha Reddy
Abstract
In recent years, significant strides have been made in the field of cancer treatment, largely attributed to the emergence of personalized medicine and precision...
COVID-19 and Women’s Health – Conception to Delivery
*Dr. Reena J Wani, **Dr. Sachin S Paprikar
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic is the biggest threat in living memory to the human race. The Global havoc...
Commentary
World Immunization Week 2026: Advancing Protection Across All Ages
World Immunization Week is observed from April 24 to April 30 every year. This year’s theme, “For Every Generation, Vaccines Work,” highlights the life-saving...
Why Liver Health Must Become a Public Priority
World Liver Day, celebrated each year on 19th April, is a global event that seeks to increase awareness regarding liver health, promote prevention, and...
Summer Pregnancy Care: Hydration, Nutrition and Heat Safety Tips
Summer is hard on everyone. But when you are pregnant, the heat hits differently. Your body is already working overtime (increased blood volume, a...
Editorial April 2020
Expert Speak
COVID-19 in India: Current and Future Insights from Different Specialties
Perspectives and insights on COVID-19 were obtained from foremost doctors belonging to different medical specialties who are closely involved with India’s fight against Coronavirus....
Special Article
Beyond the Butterfly Rash: Clinical Pearls to Early Recognition and Monitoring of SLE
Abstract
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) remains a diagnostic challenge due to its multisystem nature. On International Lupus Day 2026, a family physicians should be aware...
Understanding Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis – Diagnosis and Treatment Strategies Towards the Next Level of Crusade...
Abstract
Drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) poses a significant threat to India’s goal of eliminating tuberculosis, particularly in the context of the country’s high disease burden and...
Understanding the Application and Landscape of Physiotherapy for Patient Referral, Benefits and Outcome –...
Abstract
Physiotherapy or Physical Therapy (PT) is considered a supportive field to the practice of medicine and though most well known in the arena of...
Editorial
Reclaim the Soul of Indian Healthcare by Restoring Human Dignity as the Centre of...
Abstract
Medical science has immense progress in drug discovery, diagnostics, technology and surgical techniques. However somewhere these advancements have come with a loss the human...
Impact of Lower BP Cutoffs and Updated Hypertension Guidelines on Indian Healthcare
Abstract
India has a high prevalence of patients with hypertension and yet a large part of the population still remains undiagnosed. Newer guidelines recommending lower...
Regional and Global Impact of War on Healthcare
Abstract
With conflicts and war in parts of the world, the damage to humanity and infrastructure has been humungous and concerning. The impact on healthcare...
GLP1-RA and Weight Loss Boom in India – Trends, Concerns and Caution – Dr....
Abstract
Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist (GLP1-RA) semaglutide and tirzepatide are becoming commonly prescribed medicines for weight loss with even semaglutide generics now available in India....
Seizures and Epilepsy – Awareness, Overview and Role of the Primary Care or Family...
ABSTRACT
Seizures and epilepsy are not uncommon, and can present very subtly or dramatically depending on the type. It is very important for the primary...
