In surgery, and in life, it all comes down to protecting the centre. Everything revolves around a centre. The earth […]

Sometimes the scans look innocent, but a doctor’s gut says otherwise. The dilemma: Do we stand by that intuition or

Sometimes, during a crisis, we need to remember that when we bleed, we all have the same blood Christ, the

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Surgeons love the OR, but occasionally, a sharp clinical diagnosis—especially a rare condition—can bring the same satisfaction Mahesh walked into

Do doctors secretly experience happiness when a fellow surgeon encounters a complication, perhaps as confirmation they’re not alone in their

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Patients come to us for medical assistance, but sometimes end up helping us instead On a slightly weary Thursday evening,

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A late night, another patient in distress or a tiff with the spouse—patients will never know all the worries that