What is PDCET Exam? Know the Exam Date, Pattern, and Other Details
If you are a Medicine resident or diploma holder planning to move ahead in your medical career, understanding the PDCET (Post Diploma Centralized Entrance Test) is extremely important. It is the gateway that allows diploma holders to enter DNB Broad Specialty programs and take a decisive step toward super-specialty training. With PDCET 2026 scheduled on 12 April 2026, now is […]
LGBT Health: Understanding Obesity & Metabolic Risk By Dr. Priyadarshini Rajakumar
Obesity is no longer just a lifestyle issue — it is a complex medical condition driven by the brain, hormones, genetics, environment, and modern food habits. Among LGBT individuals, metabolic health deserves even more attention because stress, lifestyle changes, social factors, and healthcare access can further influence long-term outcomes. In this session, Dr. Priyadarshini Rajakumar explains how […]
Master’s Degrees in Medicine After MBBS in India: MD, DNB, and Career Scope
Medicine is often the first branch most MBBS students think of—but it’s also the one they hesitate about the most. Long ward rounds, complex cases, endless reading, and lifelong learning. Internal Medicine isn’t an easy choice, but it’s a deeply rewarding one for those who truly enjoy clinical thinking. If you’re considering Medicine after MBBS, […]
Approach to a Patient with Pancreatic Disease: Understanding Chronic Pancreatitis
When a patient presents with long-standing upper abdominal pain, weight loss, or greasy stools, the pancreas often becomes the organ of interest. Chronic pancreatitis is one of those conditions where diagnosis is rarely straightforward. Enzyme levels may be normal, imaging may look subtle, and symptoms can overlap with many other gastrointestinal disorders. A structured approach […]
Most Residents Misdiagnose This! Disorders of the Gall Bladder & Bile Duct By Dr. Umalakshmi Premnath
Disorders of the gall bladder and bile ducts are among the most commonly misunderstood topics during residency. Many complications are missed because of confusing terminology, overlapping symptoms, and poor anatomical correlation. In this blog, we break down gall bladder and bile duct disorders in a clear, exam-oriented, and clinically relevant manner. Common Complications of Gall […]
Confused About Choosing Medicine as Your Branch? Here’s a Real, No-Filter Guide
If you’re in the middle of counselling and staring at MD Medicine on your screen, it’s very normal to feel stuck. “Is this really my branch?”“Will I regret not choosing a surgical field or radiology?” Why Internal Medicine Is Still One of the Most Sought-After Branches? Internal medicine is what many people call a “parent […]
Why Medicine Residents Prefer Conceptual Medicine for Their NEET SS Prep?
As NEET SS is approaching, many residents start feeling unsure about how to organise their study plan. Many of them look for something that keeps the preparation steady without overwhelming them. That’s one reason why Conceptual Medicine has become a common choice in the last stretch. It gives you a neat routine and helps you […]
Understanding Lipoproteins: A Simple Guide to Their Structure & Metabolism
Lipoproteins are the most important way that perfectly move lipids through our bloodstream. You know why? Because lipids are the most hydrophobic, meaning they are abnormally afraid of water, as they basically need to attach to proteins, which are called apoproteins, to travel safely in the body. These are apoproteins, also called HDL (high-density lipoprotein) […]
What is DNB in Medicine? The Ultimate Guide Every Medical Graduate Needs
If you are a medical graduate in India and are exploring options for postgraduate training, you probably have come across the term DNB in Medicine. Many students seem puzzled about the differences between MD and DNB, unable to decide which one to choose and what DNB will offer. This guide will explain in detail everything […]
Don’t Lose Sight! Know the Truth About Diabetic Retinopathy
A Real Case to Begin With A 56-year-old man visited the clinic, not primarily for sugar control, but due to an alarming eye complication. His ophthalmologist had referred him after being diagnosed with bilateral severe proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR) and clinically significant macular edema in his right eye. His reports showed: He was already on […]