On National Doctors’ Day, India’s medical professionals open up—not about diseases, but about desires. From building trust to ...

All physicians recall their first patient—not as a medical case, but as the defining moment of their transition from student to healer.

In Bernard Shaw’s Major Barbara, the contradictions of a life in service to evangelism are obvious and biting. Shaw ...

Today, we honour their selfless contributions and express our deepest gratitude for their invaluable role in building a ...

Research has discovered a clear link between chronic gum disease and cognitive decline. Alice Robertson finds the best oral ...

Clash of Clans drops Doctor Warden for July 2025! A fresh, funny skin for the Grand Warden that's more surgical strike than ...

The stethoscope felt heavier that day. The coat a little too white. The corridors a little too long. Somewhere, in a room just ahead, a patient waited — not knowing they were about to become someone’s ...

Ludick, who has trained hundreds of doctors across Africa and Europe, said the Nigerian aesthetic market is ripe for growth but needs structure, education, and proper regulation.

Doctor’s Day Reflection: Why the White Coat Is Losing Its Shine in India “Today, medical professionals are treated more like emergency utilities than human beings,” laments Dr. Kirti Singh.

The man told police the coat was initially left underneath a table earlier in the evening before it was discovered missing nearly four hours later, court records show. A police officer spoke with a ...