Being a Good Doctor Is Risky in India Due to Systemic Issues
In India, being a good doctor is risky as medical care alone cannot address deeper social problems. Prescriptions cannot replace denied land rights, surgeries cannot undo displacement, and medicines cannot substitute for lacking basic infrastructure. Rural healthcare suffers from doctor shortages and inadequate access to food, clean water, and timely care, worsening health outcomes beyond illness alone.
Hindu Health··Ahmedabad




