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29/08/2020

Are you becoming a doctor to serve humanity
or
your parents wants you to become a doctor for your family business or you desire to create the high status image?

20/08/2020

If you have to make difference in someone’s life, it’s really doesn’t matter who you are.

27/06/2018

Do you know🤔?
68.6% 🔎women in India are Vitamin D Deficient.

24/12/2017

12/11/2017

Think of the circle I have drawn here as containing all knowledge. The circle is divided into three sections. The first section of all knowledge is called, “What I know that I know.” We all know what to do with what we know that we know – we put it to use. The next section of all knowledge is called...

15/05/2017

When water is used to expand the colon before colonoscopy, instead of air, higher-risk polyps are easier to detect, new research shows, but the technique is controversial.

06/05/2017

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19/04/2017

The FDA has expanded its approval of atezolizumab (Tecentriq) for the treatment of advanced bladder cancer to include the initial therapy of patients who are not eligible for cisplatin chemotherapy.

18/04/2017

This was an article circulating in the net shared by different sites in which a

08/04/2017

31/03/2017

As strange as it sounds, stress can be a silent killer if not properly controlled. Of course everyone is stressed (especially medical students) but learning ways to maintain it will help in the long run. Our body is like a pharmacy, relapsing and inhibiting certain chemicals causing different actions in our body.
Stress symptoms can affect your body, thoughts feelings, and behavior. Being able to manage them can decrease the rate of high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity and diabetes.
When the body is stressed, the hypothalamus signals the autonomic nervous system and the pituitary gland and the process is started to produce epinephrine and cortisol, sometimes called the "stress hormones.”The adrenal cortex also released cortisol from the stress signals of the hypothalamus. An increase of cortisol in the body can lead to hypercortisolism such as Cushing’s Syndrome.
The brain scans show over time, cortisol blocks the secretion of corticotripin-releasing hormone, preventing the HPA axis interactions central to glucocorticoid secretion. Chronic levels of high stress disrupt the delicate feedback balance, resulting in the failure of feedback inhibition to operate and the continued release of cortisol.

27/03/2017

Your heart has its own electrical pathway, and this is how it can beat even outside the body, provided that there is enough oxygen supply!