Experimental Treatment Helps Maryland Woman Beat Lymphoma

Our dear friend Dr. Pashna Munshi is part of the team that is working on this experimental treatment for Lymphoman. A Maryland woman who suffered a lengthy battle with stage-three non-Hodgkin lymphoma is now in complete remission after receiving a promising new treatment that uses a patient’s own cells to fight cancer. Daisy Diggs, 67,… Continue reading Experimental Treatment Helps Maryland Woman Beat Lymphoma

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Introduction to Movement Therapy By Dilshad Patel

We are happy to bring you an exclusive Introduction to Movement Therapy by our good friend Dilshad Patel To become the best possible version of ourselves; we must develop a grounded understanding of self-concept and self-awareness. What better way to discover our humanness, strengths, weaknesses, the good and the bad than by effectively using the… Continue reading Introduction to Movement Therapy By Dilshad Patel

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Neville Sanjana Granted NIH “New Innovator” Award for Genome Editing to Probe the Noncoding Genome

The National Institutes of Health has selected the laboratory of Neville Sanjana, an assistant professor in NYU’s Department of Biology and an assistant professor of neuroscience and physiology at NYU School of Medicine, for its “New Innovator” Award. Professor Neville Sanjana, core faculty member at the New York Genome Center, assistant professor of biology, New… Continue reading Neville Sanjana Granted NIH “New Innovator” Award for Genome Editing to Probe the Noncoding Genome

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Dr. Jimmy S. Daruwalla Awarded Public Service Medal by Singapore Government

Zubin Daruwalla, in a Linkedin post informs us about his father the late Dr. Jimmy S. Daruwalla being awarded the Public Service Medal by the Singapore Government on the National Day of Singapore this year. Zubin Daruwalla writes On behalf of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore (DAS), Rotary Club of Raffles City (RCRC), Parsi Community… Continue reading Dr. Jimmy S. Daruwalla Awarded Public Service Medal by Singapore Government

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India’s Ticking Time Bomb! : Dr. Zarir Udwadia

One indian dies of this disease every minute. Dr. Zarir Udwadia shares the story of the suffering of one patient diagnosed with Totally Drug Resistant -Tuberculosis (TDR-TB). And unfortunately,succumbing to it. His mission is to educate the masses about the difficulties and complexities of the treatment of drug resistant tuberculosis. Dr Zarir F Udwadia is… Continue reading India’s Ticking Time Bomb! : Dr. Zarir Udwadia

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Father of Laparoscopy in India, Dr Tehemton Udwadia awarded the prestigious Padma Bhushan

Mumbai’s Dr Tehemton Erach Udwadia has been conferred with India’s third-highest civilian award, the Padma Bhushan. The government announced the list of notable people, who will receive the Padma Awards, on Wednesday. The 80-year-old surgical gastroenterologist is known as the father of laparoscopy surgery as he was the first to start it in India in… Continue reading Father of Laparoscopy in India, Dr Tehemton Udwadia awarded the prestigious Padma Bhushan

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Dr. Maneck Bhagat: Pioneering Pediatrician, Teacher, Musician

Dr. Maneck Bhagat: Pioneering Pediatrician, Teacher, Musician (1917 – 1982) Article by Dr. Patricia Steckler Bhagat 7:30 am sharp, Pediatrics Ward 2, at the King Edward Memorial (K.E.M.) hospital, Bombay: in came Dr. Maneck Bhagat, dressed informally in his plain shirts and pants. First stop: the ward toilets. Were they scrubbed clean? If not, there… Continue reading Dr. Maneck Bhagat: Pioneering Pediatrician, Teacher, Musician

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