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4 Common Questions Doctors Ask About Indemnity Insurance

Editor Featured February 26, 2020

The advancements happening in the healthcare industry are truly commendable. The stats show that global healthcare spending is projected to increase at the rate of 5.4% annually during the period 2018-22. This helps us hope that we can get the best quality health treatment ...Read More

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Our Attempt for an Ideal Medical School in Nepal: PAHS Rural Rotations

Editor Colleges, Featured January 16, 2020

Inaugurating a brand new medical school in the valley of the capital city would have made a little sense if it sheerly added itself to the list of for-profit colleges and hospitals that had been there since long. This was however far from truth ...Read More

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Difference between NEUROLOGIST and NEUROSURGEON

Editor Featured December 21, 2019

Neurology is a medical specialty concentrating on the finding and treatment of conditions that affect the mind and the sensory system, such as the spinal cord, veins, muscles, and nerves. It involves the study and diagnosis of dysfunction in one or a few regions ...Read More

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Understanding Cancer : Development, Signs, Treatment and Prevention

Editor Cancer December 12, 2019

This is a simplified article for non-medical readers to understand the development, signs, treatment and prevention of cancers. Before going into depth, it is necessary to understnad that cancer is a non-communicable disease and hence, does not spread through air, water or clothing. Cancer cells are ...Read More

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Etisha: Rebirth of a Palliative Patient

Editor Featured December 3, 2019

She is finally here. A ray of hope amid of constant darkness roaming around. My granddaughter had made her way to the outer world. It was a less pleasant journey due to various complications associated with the pregnancy. It’s her first day at home ...Read More

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Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia or CAH

Editor Paediatrics November 30, 2019

Congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH) is a family of autosomal recessive ( AR ) disorders of cortisol biosynthesis. Cortisol deficiency increases secretion of corticotropin (adrenocorticotropic hormone [ACTH]), which, in turn, leads to adrenocortical hyperplasia and overproduction of intermediate metabolites. Epidemiology: The incidence of classical CAH ...Read More

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Holistic Approach of Functional Medicine and Chiropractic for the Treatment of Concussions

Editor Better You October 25, 2019

The prevalence rates and the incidence rates of chronic diseases and disorders have been increasing tremendously around the globe.Even though a lot of medical advances have occurred throughout the world, existing treatment methods do not offer a cure for all the diseases. Functional Medicine ...Read More

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Why Healthcare is becoming more Expensive in South Asia

Editor Featured October 9, 2019

Three decades ago, that is when our Gurus , current Senior consultant and professors started their practice, they were synonymous to God in Asia. Doctor were the angels between Death, which was a well accepted thing and life. People accepted outcomes well, they accepted ...Read More

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IELTS Exam in Nepal : Score 7.5 in all bands

Editor Featured October 7, 2019

IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System. The IELTS test assesses your abilities in listening, reading, writing and speaking – in less than three hours. According to your job and purpose, various score is needed for appling VISAs, jobs, scholarships etc. You can find the ...Read More

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