Editorial   B M Hegde Change! Thy Name is Science Science is change. Anything that remains static does not qualify to be science in the true sense of the word Vol. 6 No.23 April 2014 HTML Research   Abhay R. Salve Relationship of Neck Pain, Back Pain with Triggers, Central Nervous System and Migraine The disease of a particular system of the body manifest with some “cardinal symptoms” is a well-known fact Vol. 6 No.23 April 2014 HTML Issues, Inputs   B M Hegde Homeopathy: Science or Fraud ? I believe that we are solely responsible for our choices There is a raging controversy over Homeopathy, especially in the west Vol. 6 No.23 April 2014 HTML Musings   Herbert Nehrlich A Killing With Kindness A balmy breeze had hitched a ride with early dusk and whispered to Vol. 6 No. 23 April 2014 HTML Herbert Nehrlich A Critic's Fate The officer who would not like the name of borderguard, took his green passport, open at the photo page. Vol. 6 No.23 April 2014 HTML Herbert Nehrlich Winter As winter comes again this year, its breath turns dewdrops into ice. Out in the forest freeze the deer our houses, refuges for mice. Vol. 6 No. 23 April 2014 HTML Herbert Nehrlich A Path The path is narrow, potholed, with roots buttnosed, green needles falling off and sometimes cones. Vol. 6 No. 23 April 2014 HTML Snippets   Turmeric, the Miracle Herb Turmeric (haldi, curcuma longa) is a herbal product native to tropical South Asia Vol. 6 No. 23 April 2014 HTML Father of Medical Education: Hippocrates Greek physician Hippocrates (B.C. 460 – 370) stood far above the rest of physicians of his day for his down-to-earth curative practices Vol. 6 No. 23 April 2014 HTML 'Plague' in Athens: Was it really Plague? About 2400 years ago, a massive and horrendous killer disease struck Athens in Greece Vol. 6 No. 23 April 2014 HTML