The Erosion of Comprehensive Care in India’s Medical Colleges
By Royson Dsouza An elderly man passed through multiple levels of tertiary care without anyone asking why he was in pain. His story reveals how medical colleges, once defined by
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पत्थर तोड़ कर टूट चुके हाथ कैसे उठाएंगे कोई झंडा ? कैसे लिखेंगे सफ़ेद काग़ज़ों पर अर्ज़ियाँ कालिख मली उंगलियों से ? विस्थापित किए गए लोग कहाँ मिलें, और कहाँ
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
What is remote? Who is remote?
There is a strange arrogance in cities. An assumption that the world begins where the streetlights glow brighter, where Wi-Fi signals are stronger, where ambulances arrive in minutes, where hospitals
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
Mere saath aayegi?
It has been two and half years since I met her.But her face still visits me at night.I met her only once. Yet the bond we shared cannot be explained
The Goddess As A Rural Health Worker
By Dr. Vidit Panchal “The Goddess told me to do so” The road to a healthcare centre that provides affordable, appropriate, rational services is often full of faith healers, quacks
Beyond the Edges of the 21st Century
Hi,I’m A K Dhivya Prabhaa, I’m doing my final year MBBS in Government Chengalpattu Medical College, Tamil Nadu. I had recently attended the RSP conducted in IDO-Gattumalla and would like to
Who becomes a rural doctor?
By Dr. Vidit Panchal (Or, What Becomes of a Rural Doctor?) Who Becomes a Rural Doctor? (Or, What Becomes of a Rural Doctor?) Six years have passed since I decided
Health Chronicles
“The deepest truths in health and healing are not found at the centre but where boundaries blur, where science meets compassion, where pain meets resilience and where hope takes root.”
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