Don’t say, ‘forget it!’ when you repeatedly forget. It demands brain imaging and some lab tests to see what’s messing

Why becoming a successful surgeon requires the same grit and dedication expected from a married couple, negotiating complexities of love and

There’s a need to ‘recognise, celebrate and salute’ the untiring job of caregiving, which has become doubly challenging in the

Developing clinical detachment isn’t easy. Doctors experience pain and grief in equal measure when a patient is long gone. A

While a patient may think they know what’s good for them, it’s our job to convince them that we know

Often we end up striving for perfection where excellence will do. Neurosurgeons learn this eventually on the operating table. We