Dr Ishwar Gilada, Author at The Sunday Guardian Live

To #endAIDS, bridge gap between awareness and action

India has a golden opportunity to end HIV-related discrimination by realistically implementing the HIV/AIDS (prevention and control) Act 2017. Generally, deaths generate more news, but...

Profits versus patients: India’s second freedom struggle will benefit the poor globally

Globally, healthcare experienced far-reaching changes and people are living longer, healthier lives than before with the Indian pharma playing saviour. With the World Bank...

Profits versus patients: India’s second freedom struggle will benefit the poor globally

Globally, healthcare experienced far-reaching changes and people are living longer, healthier lives than before with the Indian pharma playing saviour. With the World Bank...

Profits versus patients: India’s second freedom struggle will benefit the poor globally

Globally, healthcare experienced far-reaching changes and people are living longer, healthier lives than before with the Indian pharma playing saviour. With the World Bank...

FY24 health budget ignores hard-learnt lessons from Covid pandemic

Compared to the West, our health budget is still far from 5% of GDP. We will be happy if this figure settles at 4%. With...

FY24 health budget ignores hard-learnt lessons from Covid pandemic

Compared to the West, our health budget is still far from 5% of GDP. We will be happy if this figure settles at 4%. With...

FY24 health budget ignores hard-learnt lessons from Covid pandemic

Compared to the West, our health budget is still far from 5% of GDP. We will be happy if this figure settles at 4%. With...

Every dark cloud has a silver lining, so did Covid

The strictest lockdown in China impacted API imports and India was constrained to become self-reliant in APIs and medical devices like PPE kits. After over...

75 and going strong: India’s quantum leap in healthcare

In 1947, India’s health expectancy was a mere 32 years. But today it is 70 years. We are nearing the 81-year target, which is the...

75 and going strong: India’s quantum leap in healthcare

In 1947, India’s health expectancy was a mere 32 years. But today it is 70 years. We are nearing the 81-year target, which is the...

75 and going strong: India’s quantum leap in healthcare

In 1947, India’s health expectancy was a mere 32 years. But today it is 70 years. We are nearing the 81-year target, which is the...

Panic not, Covid has changed from pandemic to endemic in India

MUMBAI: After three years into the worst-ever pandemic since the Spanish Flu of 1919-1921, we are in a comfortable position to rejoice in freedom...

Immediate need: Flattening the curve, reducing death rate

Mumbai’s experience can be considered for flattening the curve and the Kerala model for reducing the death rate After almost 16 months into the Covid-19...

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