Public Health

In recent years, several heartbreaking incidents across the world have highlighted a chilling truth — the very medicines meant to heal can sometimes harm, or even kill. The so-called “cough syrup tragedies”  have claimed the lives of hundreds of children in countries like The Gambia, Uzbekistan, Cameroon, and India, drawing global attention to the urgent need for stricter pharmaceutical regulation and accountability. How It All Began Cough syrups are common household medicine

Kerala’s Thamarassery attack , which left Dr. Vipin grievously injured  in his hospital office, tragically exposes the perilous reality under which Indian doctors serve . Despite risking their own safety, these professionals continue to uphold extraordinary standards of care and compassion ,even as society’s perceptions darken and violence against doctors rises at alarming levels . ⚖️ Scarcity and Strain: Indian Doctors Stand Alone India’s doctor-patient ratio is just 1.3 per