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Why do Indian medical institutions produce so few research papers?
Science and service have retreated under the onslaught of the market.
Sanjay Nagral
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Where healthcare comes floating on a boat once a month
For millions on Brahmaputra’s shifting islands, the only source of health services are boat clinics.
Devjyot Ghoshal
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How a small clinic in Coimbatore grew into one of the biggest charitable eye hospitals in India
Sankara Eye Foundation began as a clinic in 1977. In 40 years, it has performed more than 1.5 million free eye surgeries.
Shivakami Kumaramangalam
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How a small clinic in Coimbatore grew into one of the biggest charitable eye hospitals in India
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Doctors may not show empathy all the time, but it is a goal they must aspire to
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Interview: How fluid dynamics is helping understand heart disease
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How induced death by cooling saved a two-year-old boy's life
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How Bangalore scientists are slowly cracking one of the toughest cancer mysteries – the glioblastoma
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How an IIT student's simple device helps combat the spread of tuberculosis in India
A student and his professor are attempting to help patients to stay the course of their tuberculosis medication.
Mridula Chari
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When newborns arrive, hospital maternity rooms turn into photo studios
With new parents willing to pay for professional photographs of their infant children, maternity hospitals are offering in-house photo shoots
Priyanka Vora
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How Bangalore scientists are slowly cracking one of the toughest cancer mysteries – the glioblastoma
Glioblastomas are the most prevalent among brain tumors and the most aggressive of all cancers.
Nayantara Narayanan
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How induced death by cooling saved a two-year-old boy's life
Kochi doctors used the novel surgery technique of deep hypothermic circulatory arrest, the science of which the global medical community is still figuring out.
Nayantara Narayanan
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Doctors may not show empathy all the time, but it is a goal they must aspire to
Medical professionals have begun focusing too much on the wonders of medical technology and too little on bedside manner.
Fazlur Rahman
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Interview: How fluid dynamics is helping understand heart disease
A Bangalore chemical engineer has developed a model to predict progress of cardiovascular disease based on the nature of blood flow within arteries.
Nayantara Narayanan