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Dear friend, My new book “Path of a Healer: a time to reflect”, is a story of the boundaries between life and death.  This memoir is crisp, clear, articulate, though-provoking and deeply forthright. The conversational format of the book is very interesting because throughout the memoir,...

Human Species Thousands of years shaped human evolution through natural changes and the need to adapt to the environment. We also learned that cooperation with others offered the protection crucial to survival. Our reliance on other individuals has made us "ultra-social animals." These interactions led to...

IF you wait for inspiration, you may wait all your life, because it does not come as an order. Inspiration must come through the capacity of creating, of imagining, a capacity we all have within us, at different levels. During my 40 year career, my...

“Ingenuity is the quality of being clever, original, and inventive, often in the process of applying ideas to solve problems or meet challenges.” The  reach of Nanotechnology: Nanotechnology is a field of research and innovation concerned with building  materials and devices  on the scale of atoms and molecules....

Coronaviruses are named for crownlike spikes on their surface and belong to the Coronavirinae subfamily, which are further classified into 4 groups: the α, β, γ, and δ CoVs by phylogenetic clustering, of which α and β are known to cause infection in humans. The first human...

Most people believe that human health is regulated entirely by human genes. But a growing body of research has shown that gene products from non-human organisms, namely the billions of bacteria viruses and other microbes that live on and inside us, may also influence our...

What do a scalpel and a pen have in common? At first glance, the response would be not very much, but after a moment of reflection, I realise that they are both instruments of creativity. As a surgeon, I used this small straight thin-bladed knife...