India needs its Ayurveda graduates, including surgeons, to improve the common man’s access to decent health care

Medical education in India has been beset so far by scandal. Can the new National Medical Commission reform education and regulation to enable better healthcare?

Violence against doctors is a symptom and not the disease. Structural and policy changes in India’s hospitals, and not increased security, may help in controlling it

Dr. Sanjay Nagral ‐ A surgeon cum novelist whose career in medicine has been a strong influence in her fiction.

The challenge for Ayushman Bharat will be to spur systemic change in healthcare.

A perspective on one of modern medicine's great conundrums: Is dying an event or a process? Does everyone die in the same way, or are there different ways of dying? Truly a subject of profound and perennial philosophical and religious enquiry.

This hard-hitting volume shows a mirror to society and, more specifically, to those associated with the health sector on how healers, in many cases, are shifting shape to becoming predators