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Editorial
 
B M Hegde
Science is organized knowledge, wisdom is organized life
Progress is looking at the same thing from different angles. If we keep looking at some thing from the same angle that our forefathers were looking at, without questioning them, we would never progress.
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Issues, Inputs
 
Richard Smith, Melanie Lovell
Should doctors respect patients' requests not to know?
What follows is an email debate between Melanie Lovell, a palliative care physician in Sydney, and Richard Smith
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Rahul Bansal
Doctor’s health : Time to take care
Several studies in India and abroad have shown that practicing doctors are not able to take care of their health and are disproportionately suffering from chronic lifestyle diseases like diabetes
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Research
 
Alexis Guy Obolensky, Phillip Shinnick, Joseph P. Maize
A New Multi-Disciplined Approach to Electro-Medicine Research
The purpose of this paper is to present a rational recommendation for new directions of integrated research within the field of electromedicine therapy.
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Musings
 
Herbert Nehrlich
Cheyne stokes for ordinary folks
She rested still, her rattling breath
a sentry for impending death,
awakens those who share her room
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Herbert Nehrlich
Euthanasia in Switzerland
She stood at the end of the noisy street
and the motorcars rumbled on by,
she was here for one purpose and that was to meet
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First Merited Physician in History

Imhotep (circa B.C. 2700) of Egypt is the first revered physician of the ancient world
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Stay away from Anger

Buddha (circa BC 563-483) was walking through a village one day. An angry and rude young man came up and began insulting him
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Magnetic Effect of Electric Current

Major progress in understanding magnetism came after Danish physicist Hans Christian Oersted (1777-1851) established the relationship between electricity and magnetism in 1820
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