Poonam Muttreja, executive director, Population Foundation of India talks about why India's family planning program has not produced the desired results

Dr Mohan Abraham is a noted pediatric surgeon at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences in Kochi. He talks about his recent cases

Dr Sarah Dunstan, a senior research fellow at Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity, Melbourne, talks about her latest study on tuberculosis, and how it is going to help develop new strategies to diagnose and treat the deadly disease

Justin Stebbing, professor, cancer medicine and oncology at Imperial College, London, talks about how genetics and immunotherapy can revolutionise cancer care

Prof Atanu Basu, a noted virologist, talks about Lassa fever, which is emerging as next health challenge in Africa after Ebola, its symptoms and if India is at risk.

Diabetes and hypertension are the two most common causes of chronic kidney disease. Dr Anoop Misra, a leading diabetologist, talks about what one can do to protect one's kidneys from the irreversible damage

Dr Rajesh Gokhale, former director, IGIB, talks about his research, the growing burden of extra-pulmonary tuberculosis and how India can eliminate tuberculosis by 2025.

Professor Sharon Lewin, director, Doherty Institute for Immunity and Infection, Melbourne talks about drug resistance, the challenges doctors face because of that and the ways to combat it.

Dr Praveen Khilnani, a pediatric intensivist and clinical director, Rainbow hospital, Delhi, talks about the idea behind setting up a children's hospital in the capital and the challenges the doctors face while treating children

Amit Sharma, director, Sanat, a company which makes a range of Ayurvedic and naturopathy products talks about the importance of validating  medicines through a strict regulatory mechanism and how to make Ayurveda a mainstream medicine