How can universal health coverage be delivered in a country with a health system that attracts millions of medical tourists but which propels more than 60 million Indians into poverty each year because of unaffordable health care costs?
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Sophie Cousins a Devex Contributor based in South Asia. She is a health journalist focused on women and girls. She was previously based between Lebanon and Iraq, focusing on refugee health and conflict. She writes for international medical journals, including The Lancet, and for international news websites such as the Guardian.
