The Gruesome Truth about Pavlov’s Dogs
We’ve all heard of Pavlov’s dog, Soviet physician Ivan Pavlov’s famous experiment that explained the. Continue reading
Sorting Through Legacies
As a student, I had to commute in local buses as prevalent during those times. My wait for the arrival of the next. Continue reading
Should Neet be banned? Is it Discriminatory?
It takes three minutes for a neuron (brain cell) to die, if a correct action is not taken by the doctor while. Continue reading
Bollywood’s Iconic Medical Archetypes and the Wild World of Healthcare
Archetypes are universal, inborn models of distinct aspects of identity and personality that influence human. Continue reading
Diagnosis (Netflix, 2019)
Episode 1: Breaking Down the Biochemistry of Medicine Diagnosis is a documentary series that follows physician. Continue reading
World Diabetes Day
Diabetes is not a single disease but a metabolic disorder that occurs when you are in a state of hyperglycaemia,. Continue reading
Photo of the Month (November)
Image description: This image, which was taken near Balaka Falls in Carlingford, NSW, Australia, depicts the. Continue reading
Consumerism in Healthcare: Are We Taking It Too Far?
Healthcare has undergone a radical transformation in the past decade and it is no longer just about visiting the. Continue reading
(UN)SMART PHONES FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD
I received a message from a distant relative telling me that she had seen "The Day of the Jackal" a long time ago,. Continue reading
Bio-Printing Life, One Layer at a Time
Back in the 15th Century, when Johannes Guttenberg invented the first printing press, who knew it would go on to. Continue reading