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Medicine • 2026-09-13 • 1886 words

Neurotransmitters and a Healthy Mind

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NEUROTRANSMITTERS AND A HEALTHY MIND The Invisible Chemistry Behind How We Feel, Think and Live The human brain weighs barely one and a half kilograms. Yet within this small organ …

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Medicine • 2026-09-12 • 1922 words

Gut Brain Axis

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The Gut–Brain Axis: When the Intestine and the Mind Speak to Each Other Understanding its physiology and its association with gastrointestinal and neuropsychiatric manifestations For …

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Medicine • 2026-09-13 • 2072 words

Abdomen is a Pandora's Box

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ABDOMEN IS A PANDORA’S BOX The Art of Clinical Reasoning at the Bedside Intended for Undergraduate Bedside Clinics There is an old saying frequently heard during clinical postings:…

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Medicine • 2026-09-13 • 3352 words

HbE Disease and its corelation with Northeastern Populations of India

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HAEMOGLOBINOPATHY: HAEMOGLOBIN E DISEASE & TRAIT AND ITS CORRELATION WITH THE NORTHEASTERN POPULATIONS OF INDIA A Genetic Signature of Northeast India Introduction The northeastern…

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Medicine • 2026-09-16 • 1878 words

Cortisol and its implications on Health

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CORTISOL AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON HEALTH The Hormone We Need — Until Balance Is Lost Imagine waking up early in the morning. Even before the first cup of tea or coffee, your body ha…

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Medicine • 2026-09-16 • 1682 words

Women and Somatic Symptoms

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WOMEN AND SOMATIC SYMPTOMS When the Body Becomes the Language of Distress A woman walks into the outpatient department. She complains of headache. Then comes fatigue. A vague…

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Medicine • 2026-09-16 • 1842 words

Dilemma - Functional vs Psychiatric

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DILEMMA — FUNCTIONAL VS ORGANIC When the Reports Are Normal but the Patient Is Not A patient enters the OPD. “Doctor, I have been having abdominal pain for months.” You take the…

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