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It seems like it was yesterday when then British convoy to Nepal organized a small but highly academic ceremony inside British Embassy in Kathmandu in 2004. There were clinicians, academicians and researchers including few very energetic young doctors. I was then medical student and junior most medic to attend. Then there ... Read More »

This article recommends anglophones learn foreign languages and to publish in non-anglophone medical journals. The benefits of learning a foreign language are considerable and the thrill of having a publication in a foreign journal is not related to "Impact Factor".  ... Read More »

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This is an account of my first job as a junior resident in 1976.The demands of the job were great and the experience threw me in the deep end of medicine very quickly.  ... Read More »

Well, how do you? When I get really stressed and stretched both with mentally and physicall, I find hard time to relax and take rest. A couple of days ago, I was off to the work very early morning and that was all stressful and emergency for my official work. I would finally complete by 11AM and then start my usual work! I ... Read More »

This is my first blog post and I want to share an incident that is still so fresh in my mind. It was a year back and I was then in the pre-final year. There was this guy in the ward, 21 years old and doing his Masters in Business Administration. I was the first person to see him after he was admitted. He was pretty ... Read More »

-----do you have health insurance? -----what? No, of course, not! Not to emphasise more, we don't have health insurance back home in Nepal! The health system is more of capitalistic structure in Nepal. When you get ill, you go to hospital and if you  have money you will get treatment if not...............!!! The ... Read More »

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The quince is to the author the queen of fruit which has many forms and whose secrets when unlocked, will give much pleasure. ... Read More »