I am working on a story for World Health Day for Healthcare Executive Magazine India, read by healthcare CXOs in India. I am looking for doctors and physicians who can comment on this year's theme. In this age of social media influencers and health content creators, how can patients stand with science? How can doctors improve their communication with patients so that everyone ultimately chooses evidence-based care?

I work in dental IT and cybersecurity, so I get why accurate info matters, but I am not a doctor. Patients trust physicians more than IT folks. Since there is so much noise online, you should really talk to practicing doctors for your story. They can give you the specific details you need. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to my personal email

My work is in AI and customer engagement, but I am not a doctor. I can't really comment on medical communication. Patients trust doctors for that specific expertise. You would be better off talking to a healthcare professional about the World Health Day theme. They can give you the real story. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to my personal email

As a doctor, I think standing with science today means learning to separate credible medical evidence from confident online opinion. In the age of influencers, patients should be encouraged to ask where health advice comes from, whether it is supported by research, and whether it reflects established medical guidance. World Health Day 2026's theme, 'Together for health. Stand with science,' is a timely reminder that trust in health depends not only on evidence itself, but on how well we communicate it. Doctors need to speak more clearly, listen more carefully, and make evidence-based care feel understandable, practical, and human. Dr. Martina Ambardjieva, MD, URologist Medical expert for Invigor Medical https://invigormedical.com/