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For most people, the neighbourhood pharmacy is the first port of call during an illness. Can we leverage this community trust and accessibility to formally integrate pharmacists into the primary healthcare delivery model?
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Perimenopause brings profound physical and emotional challenges yet remains largely invisible in national policy. India needs comprehensive policy and workplace frameworks to support all working women across formal and informal sectors through this critical transition.
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Addiction is a growing national crisis, but the road to recovery is heavily complicated by moral judgment and distrust. What we need most is to dismantle this stigma and champion a compassionate, patient-centred approach to care.
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Healthcare is fraught with uncertainty. Indian public health system is plagued by too much oversight and strict consequences. Balancing expectations with protection, and accountability with autonomy is needed for sustained improvement in outcomes.
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As women’s life expectancy increases, the population of post-menopausal women is increasing. Unfortunately, the health concerns of this cohort is not addressed in any of the public health programs.
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Government spending on health in India is considerably lower than most similar countries. But a relatively small increase coupled with higher focus on primary healthcare could have considerable positive impact.
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Urban health needs a long-term vision of what the city is for, and the discipline to embed that vision into building codes, transport systems, environmental regulation, and land use, decade after decade.
