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U.S. Imposes 25% Tariff on India : Overviewing its Impact on Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Industry

By Ritesh Srivastava 31 July 2025

India’s healthcare sector—particularly its pharmaceutical industry—is entering turbulent waters following President Trump’s announcement on July 30, 2025…

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NEET PG 2025 Aspirants Frustrated Over Allotment of Exam Centers

By Ritesh Srivastava 25 July 2025

NEET PG 2025, Date: July 24, 2025 As the NEET PG 2025 exam, scheduled for…

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Breaking Barriers: The Role of Male Gynaecologist in Modern Healthcare

By Ritesh Srivastava 19 July 2025

A Historical PerspectiveChallenges Faced by Male GynaecologistsWhy Many Patients Still Prefer Male GynaecologistsBreaking the StigmaVoices…

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The Role of Hormones Behind Intimacy: The Invisible Chemistry of Connection

By Ritesh Srivastava 18 July 2025

1. Dopamine: The Spark of Desire2. Oxytocin: The Bonding Hormone3. Vasopressin: The Protector of Pair…

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The Silent Crisis: Violence Against Doctors and Healthcare Workers Globally

By Ritesh Srivastava 11 July 2025

Violence Against Doctors In the past decade, healthcare professionals—our frontline defenders—have increasingly become frontline victims. From emergency rooms in New York to rural clinics in India and conflict-ravaged zones in Gaza and Sudan, doctors and nurses face a stark and growing reality: violence is becoming part of their job description.

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Doctors Day 2025 — Why It Takes Immense Courage to Be a Doctor in India Today

By Ritesh Srivastava 1 July 2025

Every year, on July 1st, India celebrates Doctors Day to honor the contributions of its medical warriors. But behind the white coat, stethoscope, and a reassuring smile lies a story of struggle, strength, and sacrifice. In today’s India, becoming and being a doctor is not just a profession — it’s an act of courage.

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Let Young Doctors Lead in Medical Administration: It’s Time to Break the Age Barrier

By Ritesh Srivastava 29 June 2025

Why can’t a doctor in their 30s with vision, integrity, and experience lead a medical college or hospital, just as their IAS counterpart manages entire districts?