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In a fraternity where terminologies, nomenclatures, and eponyms shape and reshape their identities like a spy on a run, this newly born medical coinage should not surprise us. Except that it has less to do with Diabetes and more to do with Dementia. Let’s cut to the point without any procrastination. Just when we thought
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Dr Prateek Sharma Dr Sharma has been at the forefront and a pioneer in improving the diagnosis and management of GI diseases and cancer, specifically GERD, Barrett’s esophagus, advanced imaging, artificial intelligence and endoscopic treatments. He is a world-renowned physician, teacher, and educator. Dr. Sharma has over 400 publications, including original articles and book chapters,
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Dr Prateek Sharma Dr Sharma has been at the forefront and a pioneer in improving the diagnosis and management of GI diseases and cancer, specifically GERD, Barrett’s esophagus, advanced imaging, artificial intelligence and endoscopic treatments. He is a world-renowned physician, teacher, and educator. Dr. Sharma has over 400 publications, including original articles and book chapters,
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There are many myths related to protein in our society propagated, knowingly or unknowingly, by many in the food and healthcare industries. These myths include the belief that The human body needs a lot of protein. Protein is hard to find in foodPlant protein is somehow inferior to animal protein and doesn’t contain all amino
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Poonam Pandey undoubtedly succeeded in her goal of becoming a topic of conversation albeit by throwing ethics, sensitivity and basic empathy to the winds. Until she put out a fake announcement about her demise on Instagram, I had no idea of her existence. As a Stage 4 terminal cancer patient, I am revolted by her
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What does “better safe than sorry” mean to you? Most people believe it is safer to continue taking certain medications rather than risk slightly elevated blood pressure, blood sugar or cholesterol levels. But what if the opposite is true. In recent years, many senior doctors have realized that we’ve swung too far towards medicating lifestyle
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For centuries, the hymen has been shrouded in myth and misconception, often wrongly associated with notions of purity and virginity. However, scientific understanding reveals a different truth about this small membrane located at the entrance of the vagina. Contrary to popular belief, the hymen is not a reliable indicator of sexual activity, nor is it
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Neuralink’s first human brain chip implant can herald a revolution. Thoughts can become actions. Neuro diseases can be controlled. But with a chip inside humans, who will have access to data that defines what we think and who we are? Our imagination has long been captivated by a complex tapestry of neurons firing in intricate
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Continuing with our discussion about common myths we hold we will examine three more myths today. Myth: Humans are very similar It’s been commonly assumed in medical research that all humans are similar, and therefore, findings from a small group can be generalized across the population, aside from racial and socioeconomic variations. Humans are indeed
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India, often referred to as Bharat, boasts a rich and ancient healthcare heritage deeply rooted in Ayurveda since the time of Ramayana. Sanjeevani, a life-saving herb was mentioned in Ramayana and saved Lakshman’s life when he was injured. Over the centuries, this traditional system of medicine has evolved alongside technological advancements, positioning Bharat as a
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