Monthly Archives: January 2026
Votiva
Votiva it’s an FDA-cleared, non-surgical radiofrequency (RF) device/system (from InMode) used for vaginal rejuvenation and pelvic floor restoration. Key Uses of Votiva It primarily addresses: Votiva uses bipolar RF energy (via applicators like FormaV for internal vaginal canal treatment and sometimes FractoraV for external vulvar/labial areas). Treatments are typically 2–3 sessions, 20–40 minutes each, with […]
Dr. R. C. Garg,
Dr. R. C. Garg, MD (Medicine), was one of those rare physicians in Saharanpur whose name alone brought a sense of calm and certainty to anxious families. A proud alumnus of Sarojini Naidu Medical College (SNMC) in Agra, he didn’t just graduate—he topped his batch in both MBBS and MD. His name still graces the […]
Dr. Ram Narain Bagley
Dr. Ram Narain Bagley (often referred to as Dr. R.N. Bagley) was a distinguished physician from Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, renowned for his compassionate medical practice and extraordinary generosity. He received the Padma Shri award in 1977, one of India’s highest civilian honors, for his outstanding contributions to the field of medicine. As a consultant physician, […]
Key Voice Changes and Associated Conditions
The article from The Times of India (published around January 21, 2026) discusses how changes in voice characteristics can serve as early indicators for various diseases. It highlights the role of subtle vocal alterations—detectable by trained professionals or emerging AI tools—as non-invasive warning signs, often before other symptoms become obvious. Key Voice Changes and Associated […]
Tamil Nadu State Policy for Care of Homeless Persons with Mental Illness and Implementation Framework – 2024
HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT 01 03 HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT Tamil Nadu State Policy for Care of Homeless Persons with Mental Illness and Implementation Framework – 2024 CHAPTER TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE List Of Abbreviations 1 Executive Summary 01 2 Present Scenario and the Stakeholders 05 3 Vision, Objectives and Approaches 11 4 […]
Dr. V. V. Muthusamy
Dr. V. V. Muthusamy (affectionately known as VVM or Dr. Muthusamy) was a pioneering cardiologist whose life embodied compassion, wisdom, and quiet revolution in Indian medicine. Born in the mid-20th century in Tamil Nadu, he pursued his MBBS in 1969, followed by an MD in Medicine in 1975, and specialized further with a DM in […]
Dr. Arjun Raj: The Quiet Guardian of a Century-Old Healing Legacy in the Hills of Dehradun
Imagine growing up in a home where the air always carried the faint, comforting scent of herbs—tulsi, ashwagandha, and neem simmering in copper pots. For Dr. Arjun Raj, that’s not imagination; it’s childhood. As a fourth-generation Ayurvedic doctor from the renowned Arogyadham family, he was practically raised on ancient texts and patient stories rather than […]
Dr. V. V. Muthusamy (VVM
Dr VV Muthusamy: He Changed the Course of My Life Some people enter our lives quietly and, before we realise it, they change us forever.Dr. V. V. Muthusamy (VVM) was such a presence in my life.To the world, he was Madurai’s first cardiologist, a distinguished clinician, teacher, academician — a man of stature in Indian […]
Gene
TIPPS MindMaps Project Psychiatry : IMPORTANT GENES IN PSYCHIATRY Dr Uppal , MD ,DPM ,MRCPsych Powered by ILLUSTRATIONS BY DR G UPPAL MD,MRCPSYCH ILLUSTRATIONS BY DR G UPPAL MD MRCPSYCH ILLUSTRATIONS BY DR G UPPAL MD MRCPSYCH KEY GENES Gene Primary Associated Disorders Biological Role/Notes nih+3 CACNA1C Schizophrenia, bipolar, depression, autism, ADHD Calcium channel gene; […]
Transplanted cancer
A rare case where a surgeon accidentally developed his patient’s cancer Cancer is not considered contagious. If cancer cells from another person enter your body, your immune system is supposed to destroy them. But in very rare situations, biology doesn’t follow the rules. A 32-year-old man underwent emergency surgery for an aggressive soft-tissue cancer called […]
Dr. Devendra Singh Gehlot.
Dr. Devendra Singh Gehlot (often written as स्व. डॉ. देवेंद्र सिंह गहलोत in Hindi) was a distinguished and highly respected physician, neurologist, and former professor at G.S.V.M. Medical College, Kanpur—one of Uttar Pradesh’s oldest and most prestigious government medical institutions. Born into a family that valued education and service, Dr. Gehlot pursued an impressive array […]
Family members’ presence and involvement with hospitalized (indoor) patients
Family members’ presence and involvement with hospitalized (indoor) patients is generally better than restricting care to staff only, based on extensive evidence from medical research, guidelines, and clinical outcomes. Modern healthcare emphasizes patient- and family-centered care (PFCC), where family members are seen as essential partners rather than just “visitors.” This approach leads to better results […]
Why the push for more medical colleges in India
—the push for more medical colleges in India (which has seen the number rise from about 387 in 2014 to over 700 by 2025, with undergraduate seats doubling to around 108,000) is multifaceted, driven largely by government policies under initiatives like the National Medical Commission (NMC) reforms, the “One District, One Medical College” scheme, and […]
The Rosenhan Experiment: When Sanity Went Undercover
Picture this: It’s 1973, a time when bell-bottoms ruled the streets and psychiatry was still cloaked in mystery. David Rosenhan, a sharp-minded psychologist from Stanford University, had a burning question gnawing at him: Can psychiatrists really tell the difference between the sane and the insane? He wasn’t content with armchair theories. No, Rosenhan decided to […]
Dr BK Gupta
Imagine stepping into the bustling halls of Sarojini Naidu Medical College in Agra back in the early 1980s. The air is thick with the scent of textbooks and ambition, and among the eager students is a young B.K. Gupta, diving headfirst into the world of medicine. “Hey P.K., think we’ll ever make it through these […]
Dr. Tapan Kumar Lahiri
Dr. Tapan Kumar Lahiri (often called Prof. T.K. Lahiri or simply Dr. Lahiri by those he has touched) is the kind of doctor who makes you believe in quiet heroes. Born on January 3, 1941, in Kolkata (though some accounts tie his roots closely to Varanasi’s spirit), he grew up with a deep sense of […]
डॉ. तपन कुमार लहरी
डॉ. तपन कुमार लहरी कौन है ..???जिन्होंने उत्तर प्रदेश के मुख्यमंत्री योगी आदित्यनाथ से उनके घर पर जाकर मिलने से इनकार कर दिया..???डॉ लहरी को आज भी एक हाथ में बैग, दूसरे में काली छतरी लिए हुए पैदल घर या बीएचयू हास्पिटल की ओर जाते हुए देखा जा सकता है। लोगों का निःशुल्क इलाज करने […]
VACATION GUIDE FOR DOCTORS
How to Enjoy Your Time Off Even When Your Phone is Trying to Ruin It 1. First, Admit You Deserve It Let’s start with the truth: you’re not a machine. Yes, you run on adrenaline, caffeine, and delayed meals. Yes, you handle life, death, complaints, and insurance forms like a wizard. But none of that […]
Down memory lane….. in Dehradun
ESPECIALLY FOR DOONITES! For all the Doon lovers, a piece shared by a friend!A trifle long but will stir memories of the 1960s Life: It Goes On….. Eating Out In Dehradun In The 60s And 70s- Blowin In The Wind! Though I was born in Burma, I grew up in Dehradun, a pretty town lying […]
Dr. Pradeep Poswal
Dr. Pradeep Poswal is a dedicated specialist in cardiac anaesthesia at Medanta – The Medicity in Gurgaon (Gurugram), one of India’s premier super-specialty hospitals renowned for its world-class Heart Institute. As a cardiac anesthesiologist, he plays a pivotal, behind-the-scenes role in the high-stakes world of heart surgeries — ensuring patients remain stable, pain-free, and safe […]
Dr. M.P. Arya
Dr. M.P. Arya (full name: Dr. Mahendra Pal Arya Gangwar, born 1958) is a dedicated Indian politician from Uttar Pradesh, currently serving as the Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from the Nawabganj constituency in Bareilly district. He represents the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and won the seat in the 2022 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly […]
Trump and mental health!
The question of whether Donald Trump has “gone mad” is subjective and often politically charged, but it’s worth examining based on recent reports and public discourse. As of January 2026, there’s been significant media scrutiny on Trump’s physical and mental health, fueled by observable behaviors, expert commentary, and his own disclosures. However, Trump has repeatedly […]
The Guiding Light: A Biography of Dr. Kanwal Kalra, MD – Pediatrician Extraordinaire
In the bustling heart of Agra, where the Taj Mahal stands as a timeless symbol of love and endurance, a woman was born who would embody those very qualities in the realm of medicine. Dr. Kanwal Kalra came into the world on a crisp autumn day in the mid-20th century, in a modest family that […]
The Carlat Psychiatry Report.
The suggestion of limiting antipsychotics to approximately 6 months in the treatment of bipolar depression stems from a pragmatic, evidence-informed approach emphasizing risk-benefit analysis, as outlined in various expert guidelines and clinical frameworks like those from The Carlat Psychiatry Report. This timeframe serves as a checkpoint for reassessment rather than a rigid cutoff, allowing clinicians […]
Dr Franz Mesmer
Benjamin Franklin was sent to investigate a miracle healer who could cure disease with invisible forces.What he discovered changed science forever.Paris, 1784. The city was obsessed with a German physician named Franz Mesmer who claimed he could cure anything—paralysis, blindness, seizures, chronic pain—using an invisible force he called “animal magnetism.”Mesmer’s treatments were theatrical spectacles. Patients […]
Mugli Ghutti 555 Overview
Mugli Ghutti 555 is a traditional Ayurvedic herbal syrup manufactured by Shri Ram Ayurved Bhawan (also referred to as Shriram Ayurved). It has been used since 1918 as a natural remedy primarily for infants and young children (newborns to 5 years) to support digestive health and address common childhood issues. It is marketed as non-irritant, […]
Gripe water
Gripe water is a traditional over-the-counter herbal supplement used to relieve infant colic, gas, and digestive discomfort. Its composition has changed significantly over time. Original/Historical Composition The original Woodward’s Gripe Water, invented in 1851 by English pharmacist William Woodward, contained: This formula was adapted from a malaria treatment and remained largely unchanged for much of […]
The Legendary Skin Doctor of Agra: Remembering Dr. G.G. Dhir
Biography Addition: Dr. G.G. Dhir – The Jolly Dermatologist In an era when dermatologists were a rare breed in India, Dr. G.G. Dhir stood out as one of the pioneering specialists in skin diseases. Born on fifteenth September 1945 in Mogha Punjab, he was a proud Punjabi through and through, he spoke English with a […]
Dr Chandrashekhar Pakhmode
WHEN DEDICATION TURNS DEADLY – Rethinking the Glorification of Workaholism in Medicine In the bustling city of Nagpur, India, where the orange groves meet the pulse of modern life, Dr. Chandrashekhar Pakhmode emerged as a beacon of hope for countless patients battling neurological woes. Born in Nagpur, he embarked on his medical journey at Government […]
Dr. Ben Carson
In the dim glow of the operating room at Johns Hopkins Hospital, on a crisp September day in 1987, Dr. Ben Carson stood at the helm of a 70-person surgical team, his hands steady despite the marathon ahead. “Team, this is history in the making,” he said calmly to his colleagues, as they prepared to […]
The Inspiring Journey of Brigadier Dr. Girish Mishra: A Life of Dedication, Camaraderie, and Service
Born in the early 1960s in a modest family in Uttar Pradesh, Girish Mishra grew up with a spark of curiosity and a deep sense of responsibility. His father, a school teacher, often said, “Knowledge is the key to changing the world, beta.” Little Girish took those words to heart, excelling in school and dreaming […]
deemagclinic
deemag and chest clinic 