"There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so m...

The Mental Health Crisis Among the New Generation: Causes and Solutions In recent years, depression and anxiety have become prevalent issues among the younger generation. The World Health O...

The Indian Medical Council Act, originally enacted in 1956, stands as a foundational statute governing medical education and the regulation of medical professionals in India. This Act's overarc...

"Eventually, red markets have the nasty social side effect of moving flesh upward, never downward through social classes. Even without a criminal element, unrestricted free markets act like vam...

The credibility of forensic investigations and the legal system as a whole are seriously threatened by manipulation, negligence, and unethical behaviour during postmortem examinations. Breaking...

Q. A woman is treated for infertility by a doctor claiming to be a specialist in `reproductive medicine' and 'infertility'. The husband of the patient is diagnosed to be azoospermia (no sperms ...

The idea that our genetic material contains Junk DNA is fading. Many DNA segments that were previously believed to be worthless now have important functions, according to recent studies. These ...

Children on therapeutic ventilation in a fee-for-service hospital. Parents default in paying the mounting bill. An ethical dilemma. AI debate. Q. Cases Of Children On Ventilators In the Intensi...

In India, autopsies (also known as postmortem examinations) are a crucial part of the investigative process in cases of unnatural, suspicious, or criminal deaths, particularly in murder cases. ...

This paper addresses the very complex environment of abortion rights in India by tracing these interactions between legal structures, social factors, and healthcare systems in which women's rep...