Category: Health
All the articles in the "Health" category.
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Tools That Got Me Through Oncology Training
Oncology training is demanding—not just academically, but logistically. Between OPDs, ward work, calls, and constant interruptions, staying organized becomes as important as staying knowledgeable. Over time, I found a set of simple tools that helped me manage tasks, reduce mental load, and ensure nothing important slipped through the cracks.
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Three Small Ideas That Changed How I Work
Residency teaches you in unexpected ways. Not every useful idea comes from textbooks, conferences, or senior advice. Sometimes you notice small systems people around you use, and a few of them stick. Over the past few months, three such observations changed how I approach conferences, research, and revision.
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Head Injury and Court Evidence
A short summary of a court evidence describes the importance of analysis of intracranial haemorrhages during court evidence. The details of the case, name of the deceased, location of the court and name of the other expert have been purposely hidden.
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Stand and Stare
What is this life if full of care, there’s no time to stand and stare? I can’t remember the last time I stood and stared. Is it because I didn’t, or is it because I don’t remember? I really don’t know. Why? Maybe I’m busy sorting out the stuff in my mind. Our minds, I…
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Self Medication -A Road to Self Destruction
Have a throbbing headache – Take a brufen, Have a sore throat –Reach an antibiotic, Feeling feverish – Swallow a Crocin. Isn’t it a normal thing for most of us. What’s wrong with taking this medicines without a physician’s prescription. Read this article to find out how these seemingly safe and harmless medicines can pose threats to your health.