Public Health

Artemis Hospital Licensing: After eight newborns tragically died in a Delhi hospital fire, which was operating without a valid DGHS license, another shocking revelation emerges: Artemis Hospital also lacked a valid license for a period.

Sports stars of the future in India suffer as malnutrition rises. To improve its performance on the sporting stage, India needs to address malnutrition in children.

As smartphones become indispensable in daily life, an emerging anxiety disorder known as nomophobia is raising concerns, with mental health implications such as anxiety and depression.

Delhi hospital fire – A tragic fire at Baby Care New Born Hospital in Delhi claimed 8 newborn lives. Despite pointing to negligence and safety lapses, only minimal action has been taken against the hospital, with no action against government officials.

Medical negligence allegations at Tata Motors Hospital have surfaced after the tragic death of Babita Rai. Her family claims they were unaware of changes in the surgical team and highlight significant delays in addressing post-operative complications. 

Seized Drugs Disappear Amidst Alarming Corruption, Infiltration by Cartels, and Complicit Law Enforcement, Exposing Gaps in India's Anti-Drug Efforts.

NMC: The National Medical Commission's systemic biases, lack of transparency, and regulatory failures leave patients without recourse while protecting doctors.

Medical students and doctors in India increasingly seek careers abroad due to high education costs and limited opportunities, opting to study and work overseas.

Psycho-oncology supports cancer patients and caregivers, transforming cancer into an opportunity for growth. However, psycho-oncologists face barriers such as burnout, lack of support, and social stigma.

Northeast India Faces Drug Menace with Major Implications for the Country’s External and Internal Security, Sparking Nationwide Concerns. Authorities Struggle to Contain the Growing Crisis.