Medical
William Beaumont: A Voyageur’s Open Wound That Revolutionised Gastric Physiology
The history of medicine is anything but pleasant. It is brimming with frightful and gruesome mischances, ambiguous ethics and inhuman behaviour. The chronicle of ...
Namrata Naha
Sep 22
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No Immunity from Loneliness – The Soul-Stirring Story of David Vetter “The Bubble Boy”
Never was there a child quite like David Vetter. He is remembered to the world as “the boy in the bubble”. ...
Namrata Naha
Aug 26
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Charles Osborne Had Hiccups For 68 Years and It Only Stopped Just Before He Died
Some myths connote having a hiccup to someone remembering you. But, imagine hiccupping for an entire lifetime, constantly, without catching ...
Surabhi Verma
Aug 03
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The ‘Immortal’ cells of Henrietta Lacks that Revolutionised Medical Research
We all know about the contributions of people like Alexander Fleming, Louis Pasteur and numerous others in the field of ...
Tanuj Kasana
Jun 27
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