Why India Needs Rural Surgeons: A Journey of Realization
Over 70% of India lives in rural areas, yet most surgical care is concentrated in cities. Through one patient's journey, this story shows why investing in rural surgeons is
Navigating The Healthcare Maze – A must read article from Deepak Chandra Badhani
A rural surgeon writes about the ground reality of the Ayushman Bharat health insurance scheme (PMJAY), the government’s flagship initiative. With most surgical infrastructure concentrated in urban areas, seeking surgical
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
Cancer Care in India – Incomplete and Impossible without Surgery
According to the World Health Organization, cancer is one of the top two causes of death among people under the age of 70 years in most countries. 80% of the
Processing Tuberculosis
A piece by Dr Vidit on unresolved thoughts and experiences on dealing with TB and its consequences
Who Builds A Hospital?
Dr Vidit contemplates on the responsibility of building a Hospital basing his thoughts on his experience at Shaheed Hospital