SSJGIMSR Almora Leads the Way Access to quality palliative care remains a challenge for many patients living in the remote and mountainous regions of Uttarakhand. [...]
As we approach Doctor’s Day, it is fitting to reflect not only on the tireless service of physicians but also on the evolving landscape of [...]
In palliative care, patients are often asked a simple question:“Is there anything you would like to do or have?” The answers are rarely extravagant. More [...]
In a quiet suburb of Mumbai, on Wednesday, 1st April 2026, while people exchanged the usual April Fool’s jokes, the life of P. Gopal took [...]
A story of hope and grace, shared by Nidhi, Social Officer, Pallium India When life had already taken so much from her, Suja was asked [...]
Cancer has been viewed as a killer disease since time immemorial. As treatment has advanced by leaps and bounds in the last 2-3 decades, cure [...]
What happened when I applied the lessons of Pallium India’s Volunteer Training Programme within 24 hours of completing it. I did not expect a week [...]
A call to recognise social death. An appeal not to let patients become numbers, elderly become invisible, caregiver disappear under burden.
Anu Thelly draws attention to the non-measurable work that goes into palliative care - the hours spent holding a patient's hand, comforting the family, and why we need better frameworks to capture these.
Highlights: Impact of environment on palliative care, Nurses' Day event, News, Reports articles from Pallium India and partner organisations.
