Since sharing my bullet journal a few years ago, I have been getting a lot of feedback about the content of it. A lot of people love the idea of it but cannot justify spending a lot of time making one. Recently, a few people have even asked if I would be willing to sell…
I presented another poster this year at the Medical Students Day at the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. My research looked at how medicalisation of pregnancy affects women in both developed and developing countries. I was surprised to find that a lot of people were interested in this topic and I was asked a…
Ekachai is not easy to spot. Luckily, I was with a friend who had visited multiple times before and knew exactly where we had to go in order to have some South East Asian food. The restaurant was not too busy when we arrived and fortunately, we did not have to wait long to get…
Since I have started the ‘Medical Student Feature’ section on my blog, I have been contacted by lots of medics from all over the world who were willing to share their experience of medical school. I am hoping that in time, there will be a large bank of accounts from various students so that aspiring…
As much as I hate to admit it, social media has taken over our lives. With the rise of technology comes the pressures of a different persona: the real life and the life behind a screen. This new era has even led to the GMC (General Medical Council) providing guidance for medial students and doctors…
This year I am going to be taking on the Tough Mudder 5K challenge in East London. Am I crazy? Probably. But I am doing it for a wonderful charity. Familia Trust is an organisation in Calcutta set up by a relative of some friends of mine. It houses orphans in four foster families within its…
How can you believe in a deity but still have a passion for science? A question that is asked a lot by many. For me, science helps reaffirm my belief in God. I have met a lot of people in my life who struggle to answer this question. Including myself at one point! But the…
