The Science of Medicine: (Almost) Everything They Taught Me in Med School Was Wrong
In mid-19th century, postpartum infection mortality rates in doctor’s wards were three times higher than those in midwives’ wards....
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Being Present in the Moment: Why we should practice it and dangers of time travelling
“If you are depressed, you are living in the past, if you are anxious, you are living in the...
Breastfeeding matters………For you and your baby
One of the best ways to ensure a child’s health and survival is to breastfeed them. However, the rate...
Being Assertive in Medicine: Free Yourself with a 2-letter Word
As physicians and other allied healthcare professionals, we can all take a page from the book of this famous...
Find Your Purpose in Life: How to Kill Your Husband with Kindness
“He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” Friedrich Nietzsche My husband’s family originates from...
Fluorescence Patterns help with Medical Diagnostics to Untangle Blinking
In research on electron transmission to individual DNA molecules, researchers and partners have discovered distinctive fluorescent blinking patterns. These...
Individual risk factor data might aid in forecasting the next Ebola Epidemic
Several years ago, a group of researchers at Lehigh University created a prediction model based on bat migration influenced...
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: Recent Discoveries
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. This important event was announced in 2012 and made official in 2019 by...
Should Asymptomatic Kidney Stones be removed during Endoscopy?
Kidney stone disease (also called renal calculi, nephrolithiasis, or urolithiasis) is a common urological condition occurring due to the...
Why should Physicians be aware of Medicolegal Aspects?
Physicians must be aware of the legal issues related to their profession in order to protect themselves and their patients...