By Dr. Abhijeet Gajendra Shinde A Curious Kid I grew up in a small town in Maharashtra in a regular…
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How I Became the Thinking Healer
The Missing Human Touch in Modern Medicine
A Philosophical and Systemic Inquiry into the Erosion of Empathy and the Doctor–Patient Relationship Abstract The progressive erosion of empathy…
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THE PURPOSE OF HUMAN LIFE—A WALK THROUGH THE HOUSE OF BEING
Introduction Most of us ask this question at least once: “Why am I here?What is the purpose of my life?”…
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If I Don’t Eat Sugar, How Can I Still Get Diabetes?
Many people are shocked when diagnosed with diabetes, often saying:“But doctor, I hardly eat sweets. How can I have diabetes?”It’s…
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Information is not knowledge And Knowledge Is Not Wisdom
We live in the so-called “Information “Age”—when nearly every fact, figure, or opinion is just a click away. Search engines…
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What Doctors Learn from Uncertainty
1. The Quiet Teacher of Medicine In the silence that follows a difficult case, long after the monitors stop beeping…
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Series 2 :Policy and Praxis — Why Good Policy Falters in India
Disclaimer: This essay analyzes health policy implementation using verified public data and academic sources, including the World Health Organization (WHO),…
Read MoreWhy Logic Still Matters in the Age of AI
Artificial intelligence can now diagnose faster than we ever could.But only logic—structured, sceptical, humane—can make sense of it.In medicine’s digital…
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The Sound of Healing: The Unheard Vital Sign
Abstract Hospitals measure nearly every visible metric, yet the one force that envelops every patient—the acoustic environment—often escapes clinical attention.…
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Your Doctor Is Human Too: Reclaiming the Forgotten Side of Medicine
Introduction: The Myth of the Machine Doctor Walk into a hospital ward and you will notice something striking: patients and…
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Beyond the Traditional Differential: Toward a Hybrid Logic of Diagnostic Reasoning
Abstract Background: Differential diagnosis has long been the cornerstone of clinical reasoning. The traditional method of exhaustive list-making provides safety…
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