Doctors are (in)famous for illegible handwriting. We see jokes and cartoons in the media about the unreadable handwriting of doctors, and this is a global problem. It surprises people when a doctor has good writing – and some even suspect if they are real doctors!
This article explores the intriguing phenomenon of stomach noises, known as borborygmi. These sounds, ranging from gurgles to growls, occur due to the movement of gas and fluids in the intestines, driven by muscular contractions during digestion.
This article presents a dialogue between a doctor and a patient about medication side effects. The doctor explains that side effects…
Many patients expect a guaranteed cure for simple as well as critical illnesses. Is this possible? What are the concerns? Is it ethical to guarantee a cure?
Honest conversations – this collection of dialogues between a patient and a doctor dives into common health misconceptions, offering clarity…
“Decoding Fructose: The Bittersweet Reality” is an article that explores various aspects of fructose, a simple sugar found in natural and processed foods.
Palm oil, extracted from the fruit of the oil palm tree, stands as a predominant cooking oil globally. This article delves into its nutritional properties, health impacts, environmental effects, practicality in cooking, and implications of reduced production.
Introduction Nocturnal leg cramps are a common and distressing condition that affect many individuals, particularly the elderly. The condition is...
