A patient travels across the ocean to treat his cancer and get drenched in Mumbai’s first showers “Hey, Bruce!” I […]

A pillion rider’s accidental fall and nightmarish battle for life, is a reminder for everyone to stay helmeted when on

As this fortnightly column completes a century, we honour the indestructible force of the human spirit, and look back at

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To do the surgery or not? A surgeon is faced with the conundrum twice in the last two months and

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

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

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