Category: Research Articles
Captive bodies, defiant voices: Political Prisoners in Indian…

Neeta Kolhatkar, The Feared: Conversations With Eleven Political Prisoners. India: Simon and Schuster India and Yoda Press LLP 2024, 240 Pages, ISBN: 9788198200369

Profits over people?

Anant Phadke, Why Medicines are so Costly in India, Publisher: The Hindu Centre for Politics and Public Policy, Policy Watch no. 20, 2024. pages 36. Available free online from: https://www.thehinducentre.com/publications/policy-watch/why-medicines-are-so-costly-in-...

The Supreme court judgment on caste-based prescriptions in…

The Supreme Court of India had, in a public interest litigation based on an article by journalist Sukanya Shantha in The Wire, sharply criticised existing prison manuals for several clauses reinforcing the age-old injustices of caste-based discrimination and segreg...

2024 Revision of Declaration of Helsinki: policy perspectives…

The 2024 Declaration of Helsinki (DoH) marks a significant milestone in medical research ethics, addressing contemporary challenges and emphasising global ethical issues. In India, the 2017 Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) National Ethical Guidelines, alig...

To act or not to act in an…

New medical graduates and pre-clinical doctors face a dilemma when confronted with in-flight medical emergencies. Intervening could raise ethical, legal, and practical concerns, while staying quiet may violate the moral obligation to provide care. This reflective e...

Challenges in obtaining informed consent for health research…

In this brief commentary, we share our experience of obtaining informed consent from older persons living in the community, dependent on their sons, daughters or in-laws. We present a scenario in which for our community-based cluster randomised controlled trial on ...

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Global disparities and data transparency in editorial boards…

Background: Global healthcare research suffers from inequalities, favouring high-income countries, which hampers fair healthcare access. Low and lower-middle-income nations face limited participation and editorial bias, posing concerns for research integrity. Poten...

Off-label use of baclofen for alcohol use disorders…

Off-label use of drugs, when not supported by sound scientific evidence, hinders the development of evidence-based medicine and therapeutic innovation, is costly to the healthcare system, and exposes patients to unnecessary risks, including mortality, for an uncert...

Emerging e-pharmacy sector in India: ethical and regulatory…

The rise of e-commerce has significantly broadened the marketplace, introducing greater convenience and accessibility to the desired products at the doorsteps of consumers. In recent years, even pharmacies have embraced the online platform. E-commerce plays a cruci...

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