Medical Ethics Unplugged

In this episode, we attempt to discuss the IVF Scam in South India, where parents were promised children through surrogacy but handed some other child through child trafficking or unknown means. Why are we as humans so desperate for children? Who decides the reproductive rights of an individual?

Following the recent incidents, we have tried to discuss the violence against medical practitioners in India and the causes of these incidents.

In this episode, we attempt to discuss the importance of reproductive health of transgender and non-binary individuals, help us all understand the ethical implications of the health of the underrepresented individuals.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of understanding the increasing rate of LSCS in Obstetrics practice and how the social media influencers and media are creating an unnecessary hype or false information. Join us to discuss the issue in detail.

In this episode, we have made an attempt to discuss the recent issue in Madhya Pradesh, where a doctor is arrested, following 19 deaths of children who consumed cough syrup that contained diethylene glycol.

In this episode, we wish to discuss how to improve the condition of women’s health in India. In the past 3 episodes, we have exclusively discussed about women’s health and ethics concerning the same. We offer our insights into the same in this episode!

In this episode, we have made an attempt to discuss the gender dynamics and how modern medicine in India is shaped and influenced by the outdated sexism. Join us for in depth discussions. Write to us at [email protected] to share your views which could be discussed in the further episodes!

In this episode, we have attempted to discuss the various aspects of how J.Sims and his inhumane experiments on the African American women has to this day shaped the women’s health care and what are the implications of the same in India.

Most of the times medical students feel that working conditions and training conditions associated with the department of OBGYN are very harsh and sometimes even the patients themselves feel the same. Why should women’s healthcare be so difficult and frightening to be obtained? In this episode, Dr. Hareesh A and Dr. Vithya M, explore the various causes and challenges associated with women’s health care in India and beyond. Join with us to explore more about the same.

In this episode, I attempt to discuss the importance of ethical principles of medical ethics and how ethical committee acts as a gate keeper in the medical research. Join me to understand the most important principles of research as medical research is the backbone of healthcare in evidence based medicine.