The English Language needs a new phrase. Or at least, when the International Association for Study of Pain ever appoints another taxonomy committee, it should [...]
Mr Piyush Gupta, Secretary of Cancer Aid Society, has worked hard in Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) and neighboring states for palliative care advocacy. Most of the few [...]
Kerala Drug Controller’s office has always been immensely supportive of palliative care. During the five years after 1994, they saw us through those difficult areas [...]
We have good news! The Government of India Department of Revenue has always been proactive in the matter of opioid availability. Initiatives by David Joranson, [...]
When Linda Pressly from BBC Radio walked into Pallium India’s Palliative Care Unit at Trivandrum Institute of Palliative Sciences in S.U.T Hospital, she met up [...]
The Rain Gods Helped Us! Our celebrations for World Palliative Care Day on 9th October 2010 in Trivandrum were a phenomenal success. It was raining cats [...]
The Guardian reports on a Stanford University School of Medicine study which finds that love not only blocks pain, it also seems to stimulate the [...]
For those who attended the palliative care conference in Fresno last month, it was indeed a powerful experience to listen to a talk by Dianne [...]
Kathy Kreiter, the executive director of International Association for Study of Pain (IASP) brings our attention to another report from the Economist, Pain in Africa: [...]
When a child is in agonizing pain, if you have the means at your disposal to relieve that pain safely, yet refuse to use them, [...]
