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(And Why Personalization Matters More Than Age) When you cross into your 30s, the game changes. It’s often the first time many of us...

This is a reflection on my journey as a resident to the day I eventually felt like a Pathologist!

One question that I consistently get on my DMs is this! How to study Pathology in med school? You know it's funny because I was asking...

Inflammation, to put it in simple terms is the process that unfolds when our body is trying to fight the harm. Harm can be in form of...

Diabetes is one of the biggest epidemics of the 21st century, not just in developed countries anymore but also in developing nations. In...

Who doesn't like a great study tip? I have always been a sucker for them. It's like one of those 'feel good' things in life for me 🤩...

' Why Pathology' was written on March 17th, 2020 when I was a second-year Pathology resident. This post was originally published on ilovepathology.com, a blog hosted by a wonderful teacher and Pathologist, Dr. Vijay Shankar. Why Pathology? Well, why not? If you are a curious med-student considering a life in Pathology or just someone wondering about what it is and what role does a Pathologist plays in patient care, then you, my friend, have stumbled upon the right place. Fir

The weather of nostalgia was written on 17th September 2017 when I was a PG aspirant. This holds a special place in my heart as it speaks of my struggle and the fire that kept me going. I hope it reminds you too of how capable you are! Long cold wintery nights, the sound of the fireworks in the background, reminds me of someone I was not, the painful bearer of my forever lurching dreams, the solo traveler of the deep dark roads leading the way of my nights, I have not forgott

Rain is pouring down my windowpane as I write this, enjoying a hot cup of tea on this quiet, rainy Sunday afternoon. My original plan was to launch this website once I had completed my decade-long journey into medicine, when I would finally have a moment to breathe, catch up with life, and begin building a practice around the things I am passionate about. I imagined creating something meaningful, something that brings me joy and hopefully adds value to the lives of others. Bu