Complementary feeding in Infants: General rules
Previously, the term ‘Weaning’ was used for introducing solid and semisolid foods in an infant who was previously exclusively Breastfed. As terminology was misleading, Complementary […]
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HIV Drug Resistance: Tip of the Iceberg
The diagnosis Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection leading to Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) was considered as a death sentence a few decades ago. Advents in […]
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Ways To Ensure Your Kid’s Good Health
No one said raising a child was an easy task. We all want the best for our child and also want to protect them from […]
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Exercising Safely When You Have Type II Diabetes
Diabetes is the most prevalent metabolic problem in the today world. It has added up to the leading causes of cardiovascular mortality, chronic renal disease, […]
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Understanding HIV in Children, Its Causes, Implications and Treatment
Statistics from the end of 2015 indicate that there were 2.6 million children under the age of fifteen who were HIV positive, and only a […]
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Studying Medicine in Germany – Interview with Dr. Udeep
At 19 years of age, Dr Udeep reached Germany to pursue Medical career. He has been there for last 11 years now. Dr Udeep is […]
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Why Medicine Drives Technology and Not the Other Way Around
Over the last several decades, the medical industry has revolutionized and driven the force of technology. Whether for a new approach or to reduce the […]
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Trapped after MBBS in a collapsing system
Many young and energetic students eagerly enter the field of Medicine. The Social pressure, the peer imitation, an industryless and constructionless country have all led […]
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How to prevent further incidents like the one in Charikot
Who are the doctors providing rural care? In Nepal, the MBBS degree is an undergraduate program, four years followed by a one-year internship. The four years’ […]
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