I’ve got your back
The story of a 90-year-old who arrived with a compression fracture in his vertebrae is a good example of how […]
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Will we take the Zoom out of healing this year?
A whole year of being emergency doc, potential Covid prey and responsible Mumbaikar makes me realise one year into a pandemic
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Leave the road, take the trails
Little children can teach you a lot about the benefits of being in nature, themselves and how we can mould
Peculiar Parsi Patients
On Parsi New Year we share with you an insight into the idiosyncrasies of the people we love and cherish
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Who makes an exemplary patient?
It may be anecdotal evidence most may balk at, but there is a gender, age connection to ideal in-surgery patient
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Our real teachers
The most pertinent revelation of the lockdown has been an abundance of time and insight. It has put the brakes
When good doctors leave patients unhappy
Every patient is equally precious, the effort to heal is also equal. But not every reaction is as sunny as
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Getting ‘Shanghaied’
I recently moved from Chicago to Shanghai for a brief stint to master cerebrovascular neurosurgery at one of their premier
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Domestic Violence
No, I’m not beating my wife. If anything at all, it would be the other way around. (She gives me
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Happy New Year – my foot!
I was operated for a tumour in one of the bones of my left foot 12 years ago. The surgeon