Category: Research Articles
Where constitutional protections need protection: Much needed light…

Jinee Lokaneeta, Zeba Sikora. Magistrates & Constitutional Protections: An ethnographic study of first production and remand in Delhi courts. New Delhi: Project 39A, National Law University, Delhi; May 2024. Online, pp 180 + Appendix pp XX. Available from: https://...

Conclusiveness of DNA Reports in Indian rape cases:…

DNA profiling is considered a scientifically reliable tool for identifying perpetrators and exonerating the innocent. However, its role in Indian rape cases is generally regarded as corroborative rather than conclusive. Judicial scepticism stems from the likelihood...

Ethical manoeuvring of grounded theory for public health:…

The ethical imperative of public health as a discipline is being increasingly envisioned to advance the ideas of social justice, human rights, and equity. Research is a powerful tool to meet this end as it brings to the fore the socio-economic and political structu...

Evolution of post-trial access in India: An analysis…

Background: Post-trial access (PTA) is an important element of any ethics or regulatory guidance document. It was first introduced in the Declaration of Helsinki (DoH) in the year 2000 but has only recently gained momentum. The objective of this narrative review wa...

A book on tuberculosis for everyone

John Green. Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection. Ebury Press; 2025. 208 pages, INR 999, ISBN: 1529961432

Illness, culture, and power: stories beyond the clinic

Haris Qadeer. Medical Maladies: Stories of Disease and Cure from Indian Languages. India: Niyogi Books, 340 pages, INR 495, ISBN: 978-93-91125-75-2.

Reflections on medical ethics: A review of three…

In the governance of healthcare, medical ethics is fundamental to ensuring transparency and protecting patient rights. Medical dramas are increasingly shaping public perception of medical themes, fuelling public debate on medical ethics. In this reflective piece, ...

Starting from the end: The cemetery as a…

Medical students encounter patient deaths throughout their training and tend to cope with death under the pretence of curing to fight off the imminence of death, rarely pondering the true meaning of mortality. This assumed numbness often makes them harsh, insecure,...

The good, the bad and the passive: Patienthood…

Supriya Subramani, Passive Patient Culture in India: Disrespect in Law and Medicine. Routledge; 2025. Pages:198, GBP £116.00 (hardback) ISBN 9780367655365

Weak campaign against predatory journals: structural issues

The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) is an influential group of general medical journal editors, some from the five leading publishing houses, representing more than 50% of the market, and representatives of select related organisations. W...

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