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1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Chandrakant Lahariya

   When the profit motive enters the doctor’s room - The Tribune (opens the original)

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   Indian private healthcare is confronting a social and ethical crisis that has developed over four decades, beginning with the entry of corporate houses into hospital care and accelerating with foreign direct investment, venture capital and private equity. The crisis is structural. The growth of private healthcare has created arrangements in which doctors are expected to generate revenue for hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and allied interests. Clinical judgment, which should be guided by pat

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2. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Chandrakant Lahariya

   Dengue vaccine alone won’t help - The Tribune (opens the original)

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   There was a time when malaria was the mosquito-borne disease most Indians feared. Dengue, by contrast, was once considered less common and threatening. That has changed dramatically. Over the past two decades, dengue has spread rapidly across India and elsewhere. It is now a familiar cause of fever, hospitalisation and death, particularly during and after the monsoon. Yet, unlike malaria, for which effective medicines exist, dengue has no specific antiviral treatment. THE TRIBUNE, India’s oldest

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