By Prateek Chauhan on August 26th 2026
Cheap “Whitening” Toothpaste, Serious Damage: How Fake Dental Products Sold at Bus Stands and Railway Stations Can Harm Your Teeth
By Prateek Chauhan on August 19th 2026
From drugs reaching jails and rehab centres to poor treatment, India struggles with effective addiction care and too few quality rehabilitation facilities
By Prateek Chauhan on June 30th 2026
An AIIMS study reveals that social pressures, economic dependence and family responsibilities-not altruism alone-drive a majority of women to become living kidney donors, raising troubling questions about gender inequity in organ transplantation
By Prateek Chauhan on June 23rd 2026
Rate-contract system to make advanced arthroscopic surgeries more affordable; patients to deposit charges directly with hospital instead of private vendors
By Prateek Chauhan on May 6th 2026
With 576 substandard drug batches flagged in Q1 2026, the menace deepens, as missing city-wise data keeps Delhi’s wholesale hubs under continued scrutiny
By Prateek Chauhan on May 4th 2026
Advanced machinery, forged paperwork and weak oversight fuel a ₹43-crore counterfeit medicine trail in Delhi, with life-saving drugs in the crosshairs
By Prateek Chauhan on April 29th 2026
From repackaged expired drugs to forged QR codes, an investigative report reveals how an organised network is flooding markets—and why enforcement alone is failing to stop it.
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By Prateek Chauhan on April 10th 2026
Parliamentary panel flags 36-48 hour shifts, rising medical errors, and over 3,000 vacant posts across key hospitals
By Prateek Chauhan on April 8th 2026
Despite sharp decline in cases and deaths, experts warn complacency and delayed diagnosis remain major hurdles in eliminating tuberculosis
By Prateek Chauhan on April 2nd 2026
Severe donor shortage exposes gaps in awareness and policy; doctors push cadaveric and dual kidney transplants as urgent solutions