Health
India Liberates True Innovation
The fact is that the Indian Supreme Court is not rejecting the idea of patenting drugs. What it is repudiating is the attempt by pharmaceutical giants to use legal loopholes to extend the life of patents that have already expired.
Family Physicians Make a Comback in India
The primary health care sector in India is around $39 billion in size but is highly fragmented.
Saffron's Royal Romance
At each blooming, the neighing of Yusuf’s horse and the wailing songs of Habba Khatoun are said to come to life in the Pampore highlands, according to locals.
Indian Designer Baby Factory
“Earlier it was a form of colonization, but now studies show the numbers are divided equally — 50 percent of surrogate babies are born to rich Indian parents and 50 percent to foreigners by Indian surrogates.”
Can Telemedicine Alleviate India’s Health Care Problems
“There’s a huge, unmet health care need in our rural hinterlands. The challenge is to make health care affordable for the masses....”
Inner-City Yoga
Shake hard and harder…. Thrust and move.… Stick it in now. Com’on faster and faster….
The Rediscovery Of The Kamasutra
Kamasutra is not a book on positions in sexual intercourse. It is a book about the art of living -- about finding a partner, maintaining power in marriage, committing adultery, living as or with a courtesan, using drugs -- and also about the positions in sexual intercourse.
Is There A Doctor On The Race Course
When a healthcare temp agency contacted me saying they were looking for a doctor for a horse race my interest was aroused.
I’m Here, Mom
I understand the game we’re playing. It’s how we keep from talking about the present, trading stories about when I was 10 years old and she was still whole.
A Step Out Of Orbit
He sounded almost gleeful as he announced “Mrs. Ramaswamy, what you have is Parkinson’s.”
The Dancing Surgeon
He is as dramatic as they come and a delight for journalists looking for good copy. And not without reason. He showers you with quotable
Bitter Medicine
Even though the community boasts per capita 33 times as many physicians than the national average, almost a quarter of all Indian Americans lack health
MRI Tourists
Today's new intrepid travelers to India are not headed for the Taj Mahal or the burning ghats of Benares, but for some of the country's
The Fading Generation
South Asians with family members suffering from terminal illness on the emotional trauma of seeing loved ones slowly wasting away before their eyes.
