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Life on hold: How patients cope while awaiting life-saving transplants
India measures transplant success in surgical numbers. But we do not measure the cost of waiting for an organ for the patient, for whom it means living between illness and hope
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How one doctor's kidney donation changed lives
Dr Thankam S. defied odds and bureaucracy to become a living kidney donor for a stranger, highlighting the importance of altruistic organ donation in India
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Being close to nature is how I truly unwind: Sneha Ullal
My favourite outing is late-night movie, says Sneha Ullal
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Baduanjin: The ancient Chinese exercise revolutionising health, stamina
Baduanjin, the ancient Chinese exercise system, is a highly efficient and easy-to-learn physical training regimen attributed to General Yue Fei of the 12th-century Song Dynasty
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How a paediatric ward taught emotional maturity and humility
Paediatric care lessons were deeply impactful for a house surgeon, learning about trust from a child and grace from a colleague
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How India is redefining survival in multiple myeloma
Multiple myeloma patients in India are now achieving significantly longer survival rates after autologous stem cell transplants, challenging previous expectations of the disease
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Understanding multiple myeloma: A growing global health concern
Advancements in treatment, including stem cell transplantation and novel therapies, have improved outcomes, though disparities in access to care persist globally
