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Dr Sunil Krishnalal Pandya: felicitation at NBC-3, 2010
Selected writings of Dr Sunil K Pandya in IJME:
Should all patients be tested for AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome)? (1993)
Doctor-patient relationship (1995)
Doctors abetting artful dodgers (1996)
Hospital Ethics Committee (1996)
Patients testing positive for HIV– ethical dilemmas in India (1997)
The medical profession and the media (1998)
Neurosurgery and medical ethics (1998)
Compensation by state: Eliminating legislation against doctors (2000)
Should brain death be recognised as a clinical end point of care? (2001)
Advertising remains unethical even in the digital age (2001)
Medicine in India-a view from the West (2004)
Impact of life-prolonging technologies on end-of-life care in India (2005)
Stem cell transplantation in India: tall claims, questionable ethics (2008)
Medical Council of India: the rot within (2009)
Tarnishing reputations: the downside of medical activism (2012)
My recent experiences as a patient (2012)
Indian Council of Medical Research: then and now (2013)
The Medical Council of India: need for a total overhaul (2014)
Making medical care and research rational and affordable (2015)
Guidelines for stem cell science and clinical translation (2016)
Henry Molaison’s operation for epilepsy: a case study in medical ethics (2018)
Something is rotten in our medical colleges (2019)
Pernkopf’s atlas: Should unethically obtained life-saving data be discarded? (2020)
Indian Journal of Medical Ethics: retrospect and prospect (2022)
Note: The titles of Dr Pandya’s writings are hyperlinked to their original HTML versions