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Post-modern science needs more Innovation or regulation?

Posted in bio ethics, medical quotes, tagged , , , on January 23, 2022|

“It needs both. obviously”.

“Which is difficult? Innovation or regulation?

The answer is easy, am I right?

“If we are not able to regulate science …what is the purpose of magnificent Inventions & Innovations?”

“Who will take the responsibility for all motivated false research and resultant adversaries? 

Final message

Is shutting down (or grossly down-regulating ) research an option?

Foolish option…but

  • Who Initiated, funded, and masterminded the gain in function experiment with the innocent RNA viruses which were happily enjoying their nucleic acid life, along with the friendly bats in the wild forests, far away from human infestation?
  • Who ordered to hijack them to (in)human labs and hurt the sleeping viruses with sharp molecular knives to earn its violent wrath?

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Why evidence-based medicine continue to have a turbulent course?

Posted in Cardiology quotes, cardiology-ethics, tagged , , , , , , , , , , on February 13, 2021|

Because . . . its current course is not always in the right direction &  not everyone is ready for course correction as well!

Reference

1.Hasnain-Wynia R. Is evidence-based medicine patient-centered and is patient-centered care evidence-based? Health Serv Res. 2006;41(1):1- 

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Principles of medical education : Do we have problems with our priorities ?

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged , , , , , , on January 2, 2021|

Two queries that linger in the medical profession for a long. I am afraid they aren’t addressed specifically by the stakeholders.

Question 1 

Foe a moment, let us assume there is no option to answer all three are equally important. Medical colleges are supposedly Godly places where high-quality noble professionals would germinate, let into the community thereupon, to heal the ill and suffering. The teaching faculty has a huge responsibility. They must ensure that students are transformed into responsible caregivers in the first place. They should be made to understand that the knowledge they acquire has a short half-life and medical education is all about continuous learning and unlearning. Unless teaching and research are morally genuine and scientifically perfect, the things we do in the name of patient care is going to be redundant. Hope you got the answer right!

 

Question 2

Now that, we got the answer to the question 1, here is a more difficult question. 

Out of the four, only one addresses the skill and expertise. The rest of the three generally happen away from the bedside. The answer is strikingly clear I guess.

 

Postamble

I agree the answers to these queries can be extremely sensitive, and contentious for many of us. Little deeper lies the truth. Hope, the quote from the much-stigmatized father of modern medicine  “Primum non-nocere” will help find the answer. 

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Found the secret of successful medical practice … in just three seconds !

Posted in cardiology-ethics, Quotes, Science and Religion, Uncategorized, tagged , , , , , , , , on April 29, 2019|

 

*When I tried to condense three decades of my learning into the medical profession in three lines, I scribbled this. Sorry folks, if It doesn’t sound scientific for some of you! 

By the way, What is successful medical practice? Success for the Doctor, patient or both?  The answer to this question is never simple. 

 

 

 

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