India's response to gender-based violence is punitive in nature.... in all the focus directed at perpetrators, the individual in the thralls of violence is overlooked.

While there was a surge in people dying due to lack of medical attention, the number of registered deaths in institutional care decreased.

"Hypervigilance and startle response are big issues for me. I’m constantly scanning to make sure everything’s safe."

"...although [one's] own level of education is clearly important for their health, they also reap the benefits of their partner’s education."

Accessibility issues and privacy concerns may pose threats to the government's digital mental health initiative, experts say.

When internet culture intersects with public health, the line between education and misinformation gets blurred.

"She spent the entire consulting session telling me… that there is no such thing as asexuality or demisexuality"

35% of women also underwent physical tests by male doctors without another female in the room, violating the Charter of Patients' Rights.

There is a “need to prevent” gender affirmative surgeries by medical professionals who are “not trained or well-equipped.”

This is the second documented case of an already rare phenomenon that doctors are calling a "miracle of the human immune system."

"One's battle with Covid doesn't end with recovery from the acute infection" and the healthcare system needs to prepare for the aftermath.

A therapist's job is to "nudge" and "guide" their clients to become the person they envision themselves to be.

An effective metaphor for rising Covid19 cases could be “describing a sink that has water dripping slowly from a faucet one week and quickly overflooding the next week.”

1,566 of the patients in the study were from India and in the "lower middle income" category, which has the highest risk of missing surgery.

Every year, India reports over 10 million cases of keratosis pilaris, which occurs when one's skin produces too much keratin.

"Emojis could help treating children, disabled patients with communication impairments, and bridge language barriers."

“Despite the consequences of HPV infections, many women remain unaware of HPV and would benefit from being told of an infection," experts say.

“This study is an eye-opener. It has shown an unacceptably high prevalence of respiratory and allergic symptoms... and obesity in Delhi children."