The Parent Trap
In a world where you can be any kind of parent (helicopter, dragon, tiger, dolphin) – some parents just simply […]
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The Surgical Obesity
A tiny tumour within the pituitary gland, discovered nearly a century ago by Harvey Cushing, continues to be the bane
The surgical headache
A tumour stuck to an ‘arrogant’ vein reminds this surgeon about the need to exercise discretion A 28-year-old slammed his
The surgical ‘doctor’s day’
A celebratory start to the month turned out to be yet another ordinary day in the life of this surgeon
The Surgical Celebration
A patient’s decision to get operated on his birthday is a timely reminder of why we need to celebrate the
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The surgical shooting
The recent killing of health staff in the US is a reminder of what is at stake for doctors for
The Surgical Sadness
How do you tell an undefeated patient that there perhaps might never be a road to recovery? “Will I be
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The Surgical Psychosis
Post-operative behavioural changes are a well-known phenomena—in one such case, a gentle god-fearing soul turned into a violent person “You
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The surgical talk
Revisiting scenes from a conference where the mysteries of the mind and body took centre stage “Can you hear me?”
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Wild Wild East
How a young Parsi boy’s passion for nature is enthralling all age groups by offering travel experiences that are life