Annual Report of Jan Swasthya Sahyog, Chattisgarh (2024- 2025)
JSS is excited to present the Annual Report for 2024–25. While this annual report has taken a somewhat scenic route to reach your inbox, we hope that the stories, learnings,
Magic in Manali
Abstract Surrounded by the Himalayas, Lady Willingdon Hospital is a charitable Christian hospital in Manali, India. During this elective, I had the privilege of attending rural outreach camps visiting remote
Medical Adventures in the Hills
Reflections from the Kaza camp organised by Lady Willingdon hospital, Manali We set out at 4 AM from Manali for Spiti valley with 15 out of 15 group members
Medical Specialist Recruitment 2026 – Arunachal Pradesh
The Government of Arunachal Pradesh has announced recruitment for medical specialists across key disciplines, presenting a significant opportunity for healthcare professionals committed to strengthening public health systems in underserved regions.
Handbook of Spinal Anaesthesia published!
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Sittilingi: a tribal valley’s inspiring success story
Doctor couple's model that heals people and build rural economy
Drs. Lalitha Regi and Regi George announced as the 2025 co-recipients of the Paul Farmer Award for Global Health Equity at McGill University
The McGill School of Population and Global Health is pleased to announce that Drs. Lalitha Regi and Regi George have been named the 2025 co-recipients of the Paul Farmer Award
RHN Newsletter 2024
The year 2024 marks the third year of the Rural Hospital Network (RHN). We are delighted with our growth last year...
Initiative for Medical Equity and Global Health (IMEGH)
For those interested in basic and advanced life support courses You can check the below link to know the courses available
Guidelines for Management of Silicosis in Primary Care Settings
Silicosis is a lung disorder caused by inhalation of tiny particles of silicon dioxide (SiO2) in the form of unbound (free) crystalline silica (quartz) or less commonly, by inhaling silicates