Modi Govt Doubles Health Insurance Spend, Skimps on Health Infrastructure | While out-of-pocket expenditure on healthcare fell in the Modi government’s first term, studies suggest this is from under-utilisation of healthcare rather than greater protection

More of India's women are accessing maternal healthcare, more girls are in high school but few women are in the labour force, and many of those who are working are engaged in low-quality poorly paid work.

Medical Device Industry and Drug Makers Unite to Advocate for a Balanced and Transparent Regulatory Framework in the Proposed Drugs, Medical Devices, and Cosmetics Bill, 2023

South African radio station Power 98.7’s Thabiso TT Tema speaks to The Probe’s Founder Prema Sridevi on Covid situation in India

On the occasion of World Emergency Medicine Day, Dr Sandeep Gore writes about lessons learnt from the pandemic and a roadmap for healthcare professionals to tackle future outbreaks

15 to 20 lakh is what an average patient needs to get treated for black fungus; doctors say patients are struggling for money and medicine

While Covid-19 is ravaging the world, HIV patients can heave a sigh of relief. Dr Ravindra Gupta who was featured in TIME Magazine's list of 100 most influential people says there is good news for HIV patients

Professor Dr Kaushal Verma of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) speaks to The Probe on the challenge posed by black, white and yellow fungus in Covid-19 patients

The Probe team brings to you this chilling ground report from the national capital