Dr. B. L. Bairwa, a respected surgeon, has taken to social media to expose a dangerous instance of medical quackery, highlighting a video where a fake pastor claims to treat uterus cancer through Video
We've identified the 7 most common warning signs of medical quackery—a simple checklist that anyone can use to spot a red flag. Consider this your essential toolkit for making safer, more informed health decisions for you and your family. Let's dive in.
Health activists are worried about the reliability of the Kerala State Medical Council (KSMC) database, which has not been updated since 2019.
BEWARE: Fake hair transplant clinics are on the rise. Following a shocking scam exposed in Kakinada, surgeon Dr. Nagaraju provides the ultimate patient safety guide. Learn how to verify a doctor's qualifications, check a clinic's registration, and underst...
An estimated 200,000 unnecessary deaths occur each year from medical errors. But when does an error become malpractice? Attorney AW Smith explains the legal definition, the immense difficulty in proving causation, and the economic factors that prevent cas...
The Belagavi Institute of Medical Sciences (BIMS) is embroiled in controversy over a potential case of medical negligence. A patient's family alleges that a botched surgery led to a cut intestine, while the hospital denies that a surgical procedure ever t...
Discover the incredible story of John R. Brinkley, the notorious quack who built a fortune in Kansas implanting goat glands. Learn how he used radio to become a millionaire before his fraudulent medical empire was exposed.
Protecting yourself and your loved ones doesn't require a medical degree. It just requires a healthy dose of skepticism and a simple toolkit. Think of this as your family's personal "lie detector" for health claims.
Before you consider an uncertified practitioner, watch this. Learn why consulting a qualified doctor is the only safe way to find effective, lasting relief. Don't gamble with your health; understand the risks first.
A two-month-old baby in Palamu tragically died after a fake doctor, Ramesh Kumar, administered a fatal injection for a fever and cough. Read the full story on the quack's arrest and the dangers of unqualified medical practitioners in the region.
A 26-year-old woman in Telangana, who was five months pregnant with twins conceived through IVF after seven years of marriage, tragically lost both her unborn babies due to alleged medical negligence
In a harrowing incident that underscores the deadly consequences of unqualified medical practice, a 26-year-old woman tragically lost her life during childbirth after the procedure was conducted by a quack receiving instructions over a video call.[
Assam Police have arrested four individuals posing as doctors in a major crackdown on quackery, safeguarding public health and trust. A fifth suspect remains at large, with a manhunt underway. The arrests were made in Nagaon and Jorhat, following investig...
Govt should have no business in any private industry. That being written, this 14 minute piece is full of bias. There is a lot of conventional medicine approved by the FDA, that do more harm than good to the patient and a few that are downright ineffectiv...
We're all navigating a world filled with misinformation. We want to know what worries you the most. Is it the dangerous "cures" shared in family groups or the slick wellness scams on social media?
