G L Krishna
G L Krishna
The tridosha paradigm is foundational to Ayurveda. Ayurveda uses it to explain life processes, classify illness states, and facilitate therapeutic choices. The paradigm has an aspect that is heuristic and practical; it has another aspect th...
Period poverty in Bangladesh: Examining low-cost and sustainable solutions [0.03%]
孟加拉国的月经贫困问题：探讨低成本和可持续的解决方案
Aditi Tomar,Hoimonty Mazumder,M Mahbub Hossain
Aditi Tomar
Period poverty is a widespread public health challenge among women and girls in Bangladesh, marked by poor access to sanitation, limited access to menstrual hygiene products and low education about reproductive and sexual health. Addressing...
Navigating ethical dimensions in algorithmic radiology: A call for action to ensure representation of low-resource contexts [0.03%]
在算法放射学中导航伦理维度：呼吁采取行动以确保低资源环境的代表性
H Shafeeq Ahmed
H Shafeeq Ahmed
Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionised medicine, particularly radiology, transforming our ability to interpret complex imaging data. While traditional methods rely on subjective visual assessments, AI excels at recognising intricat...
Israeli academia during the genocide: supporting the state through words and silences [0.03%]
以色列的学术界在种族灭绝期间：通过言论和沉默支持国家
Vidit Panchal
Vidit Panchal
In the one year that I spent in Israel as a student of public health from October 2023 to September 2024, I was stunned and disappointed by the ignorance and inaction of the academic institutions towards a state-sponsored genocide as the vi...
Nikhil Govind
Nikhil Govind
This is with reference to the endemic problem of research misconduct in even notable universities and is in response to Shubhada Nagarkar's 'Research paper mills': A factory outlet for dubious research [1]. Despite such articles routinely a...
Cause, Effect, and Adverse Events: Evident-Based Medicine or Evidence-Based Medicine? [0.03%]
原因，效果和不良事件：基于证据的医学还是基于证据的医学？
David Healy
David Healy
From the late 1940s to 1991, the adverse effects of prescription drugs were primarily established through the publication of detailed case studies by doctors in medical journals. Subsequently, pharmaceutical companies would change the label...
Assessment for inclusion: Promoting equity and justice in Disability Assessment Boards in India [0.03%]
纳入的评估：促进印度残疾评估委员会中的公平和正义
Om Rathod,Satendra Singh,Prannv Dhawan et al.
Om Rathod et al.
This case study involves a successful medical aspirant with 88% mobility disability who was denied admission by the Disability Assessment Board (DAB). After failing to get relief from the High Court, the candidate challenged the decision in...
Aspiring for inclusive sport: reflecting on intersections around exclusion [0.03%]
追求包容性体育：反思排斥现象中的交叉点问题
Meena Gopal
Meena Gopal
This paper attempts to address the intersections of gender, caste, class, sexuality, region, and other social attributes, that constitute the social web in India influencing the possibilities and exclusions within sport. Being at the margin...
National Medical Commission's new rule on capping the number of undergraduate medical seats in high performing States: pragmatic or quixotic? [0.03%]
国家医学委员会的新规：限制高绩效州的本科医疗名额，是务实之举还是空想？
Mahesh Venkatachari,Thirunavukkarasu Arun Babu
Mahesh Venkatachari
The article analyses the recent amendment by the National Medical Commission (NMC) in India, capping the number of undergraduate medical seats in high-performing states, which has sparked a debate. With a healthcare system catering to the d...
Unverified medical certifications surge amid telemedicine guideline ambiguities [0.03%]
远程医疗指导方针模糊导致未经证实的医学证明增多
Dipen Dabhi,Yatiraj Singi,Nirmal Nagar
Dipen Dabhi
Telemedicine technology plays a crucial role in addressing healthcare challenges, particularly in countries like India, by mitigating physician shortages, reducing patient burden and costs, and aiding in disease prevention. The term telemed...