A Postcard from Bavaria: A Fairytale Journey Through Time
“Travel fills you with wonder, and turns you into a Storyteller.” Germany is known for the sheer beauty of. Continue reading
Obituary
Dr. Mathew Samuel Kalarickal, known as a Father of Angioplasty in India was born on 6th January 1948 at Kottayam. Continue reading
The current status of Cholesterol, Statins, and Heart Attacks by an eminent cardiologist
Disease burden: (Yes, a huge burden of morbidity and mortality) Globally, about 17 million people die from. Continue reading
Lost in Adaptation: Why Stories Shrink on Screen
There’s something deeply personal about reading a book. You carry it with you—dog-eared, underlined, sometimes. Continue reading
FOR THE LOVE OF THE WRITTEN WORD
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies . . . The man who never reads lives only one.” ̴ George R.R.. Continue reading
Ghosts in the Operation Theater
When someone other than the person agreed upon in Informed Consent performs an operation, a Ghost Surgery is said. Continue reading
When Her Turn Finally Came
She was just 33. At first glance, she looked heavy. And she was—79 kilos. That’s not what we usually see. Most. Continue reading
THE LONELINESS PANDEMIC
“The most terrible poverty is loneliness and the feeling of being unloved.” -Mother Teresa Suraj (name. Continue reading
Should Doctor’s Consultation Charges Be Time-Based? – Factors that should determine consultation fees.
As doctors, how often have you spent 30 minutes or more walking a patient through a complex diagnosis, only to be. Continue reading
Classical Homoeopathy: A Timeless Science of Healing
Sir William Osler, the father of modern medicine, stated in 1919, “No individual has done better to the medical. Continue reading