By Dr. Abhijeet Gajendra Shinde A Curious Kid I grew up in a small town in Maharashtra in a regular…
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By Dr. Abhijeet Gajendra Shinde A Curious Kid I grew up in a small town in Maharashtra in a regular…
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Medicine has always lived in metaphors. We speak of “clinical pearls”, “gold standards”, and “silver linings”. But what if we…
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Life is a recursive cycle of learning, unlearning, and coping. The human condition is not a straight path toward perfection.…
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Why an Ancient Paradox Now Decides What Makes Us Human in the Age of AI I. The Paradox in Simple…
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A Philosophical and Systemic Inquiry into the Erosion of Empathy and the Doctor–Patient Relationship Abstract The progressive erosion of empathy…
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Introduction Most of us ask this question at least once: “Why am I here?What is the purpose of my life?”…
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Many people are shocked when diagnosed with diabetes, often saying:“But doctor, I hardly eat sweets. How can I have diabetes?”It’s…
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We live in the so-called “Information “Age”—when nearly every fact, figure, or opinion is just a click away. Search engines…
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1. The Quiet Teacher of Medicine In the silence that follows a difficult case, long after the monitors stop beeping…
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Disclaimer: This essay analyzes health policy implementation using verified public data and academic sources, including the World Health Organization (WHO),…
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Artificial intelligence can now diagnose faster than we ever could.But only logic—structured, sceptical, humane—can make sense of it.In medicine’s digital…
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