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February 2024

Is Seeking Cancer Care in Government Hospitals Really Free?
Government hospitals offer free treatment for cancer. But is it really free?
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An Open Door Blocking Access to Healthcare
India aims to achieve universal access to healthcare by 2030. What challenges lie in the way?
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A brick a day does not keep the doctor away: Occupational health of migrant workers in India’s brick industry
India aims to provide affordable and accessible healthcare to every citizen. Are migrant workers a part of this ambitious dream?
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India at 77: Does Gender Bias Still Persist?
77 years after independence and multiple dedicated efforts later does gender bias still exist in India?
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Of Food and Fibula
Numbers tell us that India is struggling with hunger and malnutrition. What is the reality on the ground like?
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The Blue Uniform - a poem on gender discrimination
Gender discrimination is an age old problem that doesn't seem to leave.
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Reflections from a sanatorium for tuberculosis
Who takes care of people who are abandoned with no hope of cure from the disease they are suffering from?
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Living with Chronic pain - a poem on fibromyalgia
Pain is invisible and often neglected both by the person suffering and the person treating.
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Celebrate Me - a poem on and for people with cancer
Cancer survivors are often celebrated and their victory over cancer is talked about. But what about those who are not able to beat the disease?
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