Yes ,Nepal is moving forward, but carefully and unevenly

Why Young Doctors Are Leaving Nepal: A Ground-Reality Perspective

when the long-awaited MBBS degree is finally in hand, a new and unexpected uncertainty begins — what next?

In medicine, we say healing starts with acknowledgment. You can’t cure what you refuse to diagnose. The protests are Nepal’s diagnosis.

Intermittent fasting appears to slow cellular aging processes and reduce risk factors for chronic disease, but ...

About one-third of adults get less than 7 hours of sleep

Faster detection, reduced transmission, and more control for patients. The challenge? Ensuring accuracy, preventing misuse, and

In public health, silence is not safety.

AI in radiology is powerful, but it's not omniscient. The future isn’t about replacing radiologists

Climate change doesn’t just warm the planet—it quietly raises your blood pressure

Prioritizing who gets the vaccine first isn’t only about who’s at risk—it’s about who we value

In a world awash in complexity, we don’t need fewer generalists, we need stronger ones

The internet is not the enemy of medicine—it’s part of its new terrain

they evade, persist, and occasionally reactivate—but our grasp on the precise control of latency is still incomplete

Universal health coverage is not synonymous with universal access

a loop of anxiety that’s difficult to escape, but not impossible to break.

The impossible is becoming possible—and it’s happening now.

The message is clear: heat is not just uncomfortable—it’s deadly.

It’s not just a question of can we—it’s should we, and how do we?

Addressing vaccine hesitancy within healthcare isn’t about mandating compliance—it’s about restoring trust.