Tracking decades-long endosulfan tragedy in Kerala
Down To Earth takes a look at one of the worst and longest-running pesticide poisoning episodes in India and how it culminated with the Supreme Court ordering compensation for victims
About 17 million people, two-thirds of the population, are severely food insecure
Cancer cells as well as tumours harbour a small population of stem cells which become resistant to drugs and radiation treatment
The new add-on therapy consists of injecting ‘heat-killed’ bacteria into patients along with standard TB drugs
Novel research holds promise as India prepares to begin trials
The World Health Organization has cautioned against the building resistance and emphasised on the need for new drugs
Down To Earth takes a look at one of the worst and longest-running pesticide poisoning episodes in India and how it culminated with the Supreme Court ordering compensation for victims
Soumya Swaminathan,Director General of Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)
Giulia Enders,is a two-time scholarship winner studying medicine at the Institute for Microbiology in Frankfurt, Germany
Robert Lawrence,Robert Lawrence is the director at John Hopkins Centre for Livable Future in the US
Finally, a book that breaks down the science of our gut
" It is very pretty when you zoom in! The small intestine looks very much like satin under the microscope. "
Antimicrobial resistance emergence and spread: interview with Anthony D So
Anthony D So is Director of Strategic Policy Program at ReAct - Action on Antibiotic Resistance, USA. He has chaired a WHO expert working group on fostering innovation to combat antimicrobial resistance
Living Dead
More than three decades after the Bhopal gas leak killed a few thousand people and affected about 500,000 others, the struggle continues for those demanding justice
Health report 2016: a glance at major developments
Down To Earth takes a probing look into key health issues that raised concerns and dominated medical discourse in 2016