Gut Health and Autism: Is there a Connection?
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Dr Shreya Singh is an MBBS student at BJGMC, Pune. Being an introvert she likes spending much of her time with books and stories. She loves to write, read, draw, paint and everything that gives her a new perspective of the world and allows her to express herself.
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Women Who Changed The Course Of Medicine
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"Time was of the essence." -Dr. James F. Holland (Cancer Crossings) Our knowledge about various diseases. Continue reading
The COVID Pandemic: What Was And What’s Here to Stay!
COVID-19 or the Corona Virus Disease has been the most trending topic of our lives for nearly two years now. There. Continue reading
Physiatry: A New Field or an Old One
What is Physiatry? Today, when around 2.21% of the Indian population is suffering from disabilities and most of. Continue reading
Men And Mental Health: It’s Time to Talk!
Men seem to have got everything very easily but maybe it's not the same with accepting your mental health issues.. Continue reading
I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and was Shot by the Taliban
I AM MALALA is about a girl who fought for the right to be educated in a nation controlled by the Taliban. This is. Continue reading
Psychosomatic Medicine: The Answer to Many Idiopathies
'When the last one falls, I must go too.' -The last leaf, O. Henry 'The Last leaf' by O. Henry, is a classic. Continue reading
Tourism: Evolving Through the Ages
"To move, to breathe, to fly, to float: to gain all while you give; to roam the roads of lands remote; to travel. Continue reading
Two Sides of a Coin: Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Medicine
“There‘s always two sides to the coin if you have the patience to see.” —Kathryn Budig When the study. Continue reading