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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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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First Hand Diary Entry on How to Get Through Labour and Delivery
Motherhood is the best moment in the life of most women and I experienced it in March 2016. Having a child changed my whole life. […]
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Autonomic Bladder
Micturition reflex The autonomic regulation of bladder is an interplay between the voluntary motor system, and the involuntary operating sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system. The […]
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NICU and PICU Services in Kathmandu, Nepal
Neonatal critical care units and Pediatric critical care units are becoming more and more sophisticated and for most diseases and conditions, treatment is available in […]
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Why Future Pandemics Could Wipe Out A Generation In India
“No one can say we weren’t warned. And warned. And warned. A pandemic disease is the most predictable catastrophe in the history of the human […]
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Motherhood : A dilemma of responsibilities
‘Motherhood’ being the happiest part of life to a woman, not only is a fulfilling moment but a defining moment as well, as she has never […]
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The Promise of Personalized Medicine
Since ancient times medicine has always aspired to be personalized. Even Hippocrates combined an assessment of the four humours—blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile—to […]
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