Category neuropsychiatry
Social support
What is social support? Social support is having close relationships with other people. Support often comes from family, friends, neighbors, or coworkers. It means not feeling alone, “outside of things”, or lonely. It is important for self-esteem. Social support also has many health benefits. It can help you: Be less likely to become depressed Cope […]
Body image
The effects of body image on self-esteem can be especially powerful during the teenage years. Although it’s perfectly normal to have negative thoughts and feelings towards yourself once in a while, finding ways to be positive is the key to building a healthy body image and positive self-esteem. What is body image? Body image is […]
letting go resentment
What is resentment? Resentment is a feeling of anger about something that seems unfair. Bad things happen to everyone. Money problems, health problems, or
Purdah and covid.
The author of a recent New England Journal of Medicine study on the virus, Alimuddin I. Zumla, said he didn’t know the reason behind the gender difference, but then he offered the New York Times a guess: “I don’t think the virus prefers any gender,” Dr. Zumla said, adding that he suspected that Saudi women might […]
Common Mental Health Problems During COVID -19 Pandemic
Dr.Jyoti Prakash , Dr. Pankaj GuptaINTRODUCTIONA new strain of Coronavirus family originated at Wuhan city of China in December 2019.Thisnovel corona virus is highly contagious and in just few months has become a serious threat tohuman health all over the world 1. The human to human transmission via droplets or directcontact predicted incubation period of […]
COVID-19 infection
West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust CG10393-3 Thromboprophylaxis, coagulopathy management and thrombosis in COVID-19 CLINICAL GUIDELINE CG10393-3 Thromboprophylaxis, coagulopathy management and thrombosis in COVID-19 infection Purpose of the Guideline There is limited international guidance on how to manage thrombotic risk, coagulopathy and disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) in patients with COVID-19 (SARs-CoV-2) infection. This document provides pragmatic […]
Telemedicine
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neurology for psychiatrists 1c
What is the definition of Cacosmia?Cacosmia is a disorder of the sense of smell. It’s a type of parosmia. It occurs when there’s a problem somewhere along the pathway of smell. When this happens, a person is unable to recognize smells or interpret the odours of different substances. Around in the United States are believed […]
case of suicide committed by a patient with psychiatric disorder while undergoing treatment in the hospital
  WATCH SERIES Medico Legal Case in PSYCHIATRY    A case of suicide committed by a patient with psychiatric disorder while undergoing treatment in the hospital (Source: h ps://indiankanoon.org/doc/119573600/) Summary The deceased was an engineering student. On complaint of fever and irrelevant talking, he was taken to Dr. V at a government […]
Why custodian of patient is in line of fire
Why custodian of patient is in line of fire Dr J Maheshwari Medical treatment has ad- vanced a lot with a battery of diagnostic tests, role of specialists and a range of options to choose from. What hasn’t ad- vanced though is the trust be- tween a doctor and patient. It has in fact regressed […]
Is there no value of MBBS without MD?
Is there no value of MBBS without MD? Exam based approach sadly have ruined MBBS. Let me explain 1 I see so many newly qualified NEET aspirants arguing on Quora that their College is best based on some parameters like new buildings or hostel. I am very sorry to say that they are wrong, 2 […]
oxygen concentrator
An oxygen concentrator is a device that concentrates the oxygen from a gas supply (typically ambient air) by selectively removing nitrogen to supply an oxygen-enriched product gas stream. Two methods in common use are pressure swing adsorption and membrane gas separation. Home medical oxygen concentrators were invented in the early 1970s, with the manufacturing output […]
Coronil
Ramdev sparked several controversies related to COVID-19 pandemic in India. In June 2020, he claimed that one can treat coronavirus by pouring mustard oil through the nose, making the virus flowing into the stomach, resulting in its ultimate death by the acid present in the stomach. He also claimed that if a person holds his […]
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Medical Jousting
Medical Jousting. Student: Question * Dear sir,I started my practice a few years ago in my hometown and built my hospital.Recently, I got to know that one of the doctors was talking bad to the patients about our hospital being far from the town and that it is very expensive.How should one approach this situation? […]
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we need a Cultural Revolution?
Ever wondered why we tend to use metaphors as follows? Bill Gates is popularly called “Sultan of Software” (Google it, there is a documentary), but not “Raja of Software” Successful builders are called “Moguls of Real Estate” (Google it, there is a book), but not “Vijayanagars of Real Estate”, or “Mauryas of Real Estate”. Similarly, […]
Facilities at Deemagclinic
I am a neuropsychiatrist , epileptologist and electroencephalographer My address is-DR P K Gupta.MBBS (Hons),MD(Psy.Med)61/5 Gandhi Road,Dehradun,UK,India-248001ph 91 135 2621343 Mo 9837425545 e mail dr.pkgupta@yahoo.com, dr.pkgupta@gmail.com dr.pkgupta@hotmail.com web site http://www.deemagclinic.com EDUCATION: MBBS from University of Agra, (September 1979 to 1985)(MBBS with Honors in ENT) MD from University of Agra, India(August 1987-Aug 1989)(Doctor of medicine in […]
The National Advisory Board (NAB) of IAPP’s
The National Advisory Board (NAB) is the supreme authority as per the IAPP’s registered constitution (2002). It can overrule decisions made by the Executive Committee (EC) and the General Body Meeting (GBM). It also holds the power to amend any rules at any time. The NAB was initially constituted by the 15 founder signatories of […]
Alok Ahuja
Doctors were governed by IMC Act and the government is now introducing ‘Clinical Establishment Act’. What is the need for such a regulation now? The Indian Medical Council Act has been a fantastic and has served this country over 70 years. The MCI has two important jobs under the medical act which are quality of […]
Sarojini Naidu Medical College, AgraMinistry Of Medical Education, Govt. Of Uttar Pradesh
Sarojini Naidu Medical College, AgraMinistry Of Medical Education, Govt. Of Uttar Pradesh AFFILIATED :ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY UTTAR PRADESH RECOGNIZED :MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA MENU Home About SNMC – – History – – Infrastructure – – […]
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The Shri Guru Ram Rai (SGRR) Institutions
The Shri Guru Ram Rai (SGRR) Institutions, a cornerstone of education and healthcare in Uttarakhand, trace their roots to a legacy of service, spirituality, and vision. Founded under the aegis of the Shri Guru Ram Rai Darbar Sahib, a prominent Sikh religious institution established in 1676 by Guru Ram Rai, the eldest son of the […]
Dr Pooran Chand Kumar in medical college
Dr. Kumar’s pursuit of a medical degree at Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) in Ludhiana during the 1950s or 1960s reflects his dedication to both personal ambition and societal service. Below is a concise overview of DMCH’s historical context, academic environment, infrastructure, and culture during that period, tailored to provide insight into his experience. […]
Rahul’s reign of relentless defeats
Rahul’s reign of relentless defeats Rahul joined politics in 2004. He started influencing the decision-making system from 2009. Since then, according to data, the Congress has lost 71 of the 83 assembly elections held in the country. It began not with a whisper, but with a political detonation across the Gangetic plains. Last week, Bihar, […]
The inter-platoon Small Arms Handling Competition had arrived.
The morning sun beat down on the sprawling parade ground of the Officers Training Academy (OTA) in Chennai, turning the sand into a shimmering gold sheet. Gentleman Cadet Rakesh Tandon wiped sweat from his brow and adjusted the olive-green beret on his head. At twenty-three, he was in the final term of his training—Commissioning just […]
Eagle claw
Top of Form Eagle claw, Tawang– 1985 The wind sliced across the black spine of the Tawang ridge like a khukri left too long in the snow. It was the night of October 10-11 1985—well past midnight—and the kind of cold that made metal brittle and men question every shadow. Atop the forward post nicknamed “Eagle’s […]
The Call of the Sea
The Call of the Sea In the summer of 1983, Surinder Dhir sat on the rooftop of his family home in Chandigarh, staring at the hazy outline of the Shivalik hills. His B.Tech degree in Aeronautical Engineering from PEC lay fresh on the table downstairs, a hard-won prize after four years of late-night studies, failed […]
Tarun
In the quiet, fog-kissed mornings of Dehradun, where the hills still whisper tales of young cadets dreaming big, a boy named Tarun Chawla would wake before dawn. He laced his boots, slung his school bag, and headed to St. Thomas High School, already imagining the crack of artillery fire that would one day define his […]
“Operation Himalayan Resolve
This is a purely hypothetical, speculative scenario framed as a military exercise briefing by Lt Gen Tarun Chawla in a war room setting. No such operation exists or is planned in reality. Annexing Tibet would involve crossing internationally recognized borders, massive escalation with China (a nuclear power with superior high-altitude infrastructure on the Tibetan plateau), […]
Shadows of the Yuan
Chapter 12: Shadows of the Yuan The air in the underground Situation Room at South Block was thick enough to choke on—stale coffee, gun oil, and the faint metallic tang of fear. Fluorescent lights buzzed overhead like angry hornets. Lt Gen Tarun Chawla sat at the head of the scarred oak table, his khaki uniform […]
Chapter 13: Eagles Across the Border
Dawn had barely broken over the Hyderabad facility when the first pallets of crisp, near-perfect yuan notes—bundled in unmarked crates—were loaded into nondescript trucks. Lt Gen Tarun Chawla stood in the shadows of the loading bay, collar turned up against the chill, watching the convoy rumble out. His phone buzzed: a single encrypted message from […]
Clip their wings
In the dimly lit war room beneath South Block in New Delhi, the air hummed with the low whir of servers and the faint scent of strong filter coffee. Lieutenant General Tarun Chawla, a grizzled artillery veteran with a mind sharper than any howitzer shell, leaned over the holographic display table. His eyes, etched with […]
स्टेथोस्कोप
स्टेथोस्कोपआधुनिक चिकित्सा के दौर में एक वर्जित कला अस्पताल के गलियारे में जूनियर डॉक्टर राहुल ने गर्दन से स्टेथोस्कोप उतारा और जेब में ठूँस लिया। वरिष्ठ डॉक्टर ने पूछा, “क्या हुआ बेटा? आज मरीज़ के पास बैठकर सुना नहीं?” राहुल ने मुस्कुराते हुए कहा, “सर, ईको और सीटी रिपोर्ट आ गई है। कान लगाने की […]
Nanofat
Nanofat (also called nanofat grafting) is a mechanically processed form of a patient’s own fat used as an intra-articular injection for osteoarthritis (OA), most commonly of the knee. It is an orthobiologic intended to reduce inflammation and pain and potentially support cartilage, rather than a proven disease-modifying or first-line treatment. What it is and how […]
The Stethoscope: Still Listening When Machines Get Loud
The Stethoscope: Still Listening When Machines Get Loud Dr. Meera paused outside Room 214, stethoscope already around her neck. Her intern, Rohan, was scrolling through the latest echo report on his tablet. “You going in with just that?” he asked, nodding at the screen. “No,” she said. “I’m going in with this.” She tapped the […]
The Accusation
EAGLE’S CLAWEpisode: “The Accusation”Pakistan Foreign Minister’s Press Conference – Islamabad(Dramatic music fades. Camera sweeps across a packed briefing room. Flags of Pakistan and the OIC flutter behind the podium. Reporters murmur, phones ready. Lights flash as the Foreign Minister, a sharp-eyed veteran diplomat in a charcoal suit, steps up. He adjusts the mic, takes a […]
Li Ming
I sat alone in my office in Zhongnanhai that bitter winter evening in 1998, the ancient walls of the Forbidden City glowing faintly under a thin layer of Beijing snow. My name is Li Ming, and as Premier of the People’s Republic of China, I prepared to deliver my final address to the nation. My […]
Indo China conflict
Direct military conflicts between India (or Indian kingdoms/regions) and China (or Chinese empires) were extremely rare before the modern era, primarily due to the formidable Himalayan barrier, vast distances, and intervening regions like Tibet, Nepal, and Central Asian states. Relations were mostly characterized by cultural exchange (e.g., Buddhism via pilgrims and monks), trade along the […]
What Changed After COVID: Echoes of a New Normal
What Changed After COVID: Echoes of a New Normal Rajesh sipped his evening chai on his Mumbai balcony, staring at the quiet street below. “Remember how we used to complain about traffic?” he asked his wife, Meera. “Now I miss it. At least it meant people were going somewhere.” The pandemic had slammed the brakes […]
Conspiracy theories
Starting with conspiracy theories could grab attention, but it risks turning your book into just another sensationalist title that fades or backfires—especially if it’s framed around “real events.” Many COVID conspiracy books sold decently on Amazon by tapping into distrust and curiosity, but they often faced criticism for spreading misinformation, limiting long-term credibility or broader […]
The masks
In the quiet hush of Meerut’s April 2020 lockdown, where the streets lay empty as forgotten prayer mats and the only sounds were the distant bark of a dog or the muffled cough from a neighbour’s window, old Professor Ramesh Sharma sat at his wooden desk with a frayed cloth mask dangling from one ear. […]
Podcast Episode: Medicine Ethics And Human Stories
Pip: Welcome to the deemag and chest clinic digest — where the clinical, the controversial, and the quietly extraordinary all share a waiting room. Mara: That's a fair description. The posts from deemagclinic this week span a federal fraud conviction, a Himalayan summit, a surgeon's night before the knife, professional societies at a crossroads, and […]
The Shadowed Procession
The Shadowed Procession In the year of our Lord 1350, the Kingdom of France lay gasping under the lingering shadow of the Great Mortality. The Black Death had swept through villages and cities like a reaper’s scythe, leaving fields untilled, markets silent, and the air thick with the stench of unburied dead. What the plague […]
Dehradun clinic
In the bustling corridors of a Dehradun clinic, where the scent of antiseptic mingled with the faint aroma of chai from the staff room, young medical representative Arjun Sharma wiped sweat from his brow. His leather bag, heavy with sample strips and glossy brochures, felt like an anchor after a long day of calls. Today, […]
Pfizer
The humid evening air on Platform 6 at New Delhi Railway Station hung thick with the scent of chai, samosas, and diesel fumes as the Ahmedabad-bound train hissed impatiently on the tracks. Five medical representatives, battle-hardened veterans of the pharma trenches, clustered near a concrete pillar, their leather bags bulging with brochures and the weight […]
Rajan
The monsoon rains had just begun to lash the streets of Chennai, turning the narrow lanes near the Apollo Hospital into slippery traps. Dr. Rajan wiped the fog from his spectacles and glanced at his watch—already 10:15 AM. His morning OPD was a whirlwind, but one face always cut through the chaos. “Doctor saar, just […]
Healers of the Nation: Human Stories of Indian Doctors
Suggestion: “Healers of the Nation: Human Stories of Indian Doctors” (or alternatives like “Unsung Healers: Lives Behind the White Coats”, “Padma’s Touch: Biographies of India’s Caring Hands”, or “From Villages to ICUs: Human Tales of Indian Physicians”).200 This title captures the mix of celebrated (many Padma Shri) and lesser-known doctors while emphasizing the “humanised” aspect—focusing […]
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