Then this first-person medical report is a must-read. For all its lapses, it's an honest spot diagnosis.
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Docs in villages need to be multi-skilled. For, there are very few of them.
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The abortion law should have the provision for cases outside legal limits
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A three-year MBBS for doctors in villages could be a cure for all
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The facts revealed here are much like journalistic reporting and so it could have worked as non-fiction. As a novel, it does not.
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A brilliant look at ageing, illness and approaching death shows how modern medicine fails on the emotional frontier
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The ordinary man lives in a world apart from the well-heeled ranks and a thriving, upwardly mobile middle class is not as visible as in India.
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Genes define the individual. Siddhartha Mukherjee’s poetic exegesis charts its thrilling discovery and its current significance in ethical medicine.
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