In this new monthly column Mazda explores the relationship he has with his daughters (and everyone else). “What would you

For patients and their relatives, waiting for answers can be both unnerving and exhausting “How long will surgery take?” a

A doctor finds parallels between life in the wilderness and inside a hospital as he negotiates the woodlands in the

Having met patients with different kinds of hand tremors, the surgeon explains why astute judgment is necessary to identify and diagnose problems

An elderly man struggling with the act of remembering due to a tumour in his brain, forces a surgeon to

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When you can’t promise your patient 100 per cent recovery, giving them some hope won’t hurt Rahul walked into my

Overconfidence at the operation table need not always translate into a successful surgery; it’s this unpredictability that keeps most doctors on

At a time when technology is reshaping how we diagnose, a patient with an autoimmune disorder compels a doctor to