This essay traces my journey through my breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, and the effects on my body, identity, and daily life. While medical treatment shaped the clinical arc of illness, what sustained me was the care and support of family, friends, peers, an...
The author wants to direct attention to the persistent otherisation of queer/trans people in mental health ecosystems that breeds conversion culture ‒ a system of values that looks at gender/sexual diversity as a less preferred outcome. While outright and tell-tale...
Dr Chandra Mohan Gulhati passed away on November 24, 2025. He was 85. His death marks a loss not only to the medical community, but to patients, public health advocates, and all those committed to ethical, evidence-based healthcare.
We celebrate the life of Anil Pilgaokar, founding member of the Forum for Medical Ethics Society, ...
Brick kilns in rural India exemplify extreme poverty and exploitation, as seasonal migrant labourers work long hours for minimal pay, living in cramped, poorly ventilated dwellings. Children often begin working at a young age, with irregular or no schooling. Access...
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