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September 2010 Blog Posts (39)

Ankala Subbarao Super Duper Specialists! This happens only in India!

Even with a double digit growth of our economy, India is mainly rural based with >75% of population residing in villages. Ironically, 90% of qualified doctors are in the urban areas. It is not a wonder that most of the rural
people have to depend upon unqualified persons for their immediate medical
needs. Though we call them unqualified “quacks”, it is a fact that without
their services, the rural folk will not have any access to…

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Added by Ankala Subbarao on September 16, 2010 at 8:45pm — 5 Comments

Richard Kirubakaran Evidence-based health care

Evidence-based health care is the conscientious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients or the delivery of health services. Current best evidence is up-to-date information from relevant, valid research about the effects of different forms of health care, the potential for harm from exposure to particular agents, the accuracy of diagnostic tests, and the predictive power of…

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Added by Richard Kirubakaran on September 16, 2010 at 11:20am — No Comments

Dr Muhammed Rafeeque Learn from the patients!

Mr M.A, a columnist in a regional news paper, consulted me during the initial days of my practice. He was very much troubled with a nasal discharge, with occasional sneezing, since many years. Initially, he had taken Allopathic and Ayurvedic remedies with no benefit. The discharge was watery, salty and hot. The flow used to get aggravated while straining and stooping, especially while performing Namaz. While…

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Added by Dr Muhammed Rafeeque on September 14, 2010 at 12:00pm — 1 Comment

Ankala Subbarao Health for all by 3000AD?

It is a well-known fact that most of the people in the rural as well as urban areas are unable to get the necessary medical assistance as and when it is required. Basic measures for
tackling medical Emergencies are lacking in most Government run PHCs. Often
they are forced to move to a town nearby to get the treatment from qualified
medical practitioners. Sometimes in critical cases, this proves to be fatal and
an exercise in…

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Added by Ankala Subbarao on September 13, 2010 at 9:18am — No Comments

What Should You Give your Kids for Snack?

The summer is ending and the back to school frenzy is starting up. Moms nationwide are wondering, “What should I feed my kids for snack?”

If your kids are like most, they come home from school and head straight to the kitchen. This is not surprising as many school lunch periods start as early as 10:30 am; these kids are ravenous after 5 hours of “fasting”. Sometimes they even have an after school activity further delaying their next feeding!

So what should you do when your… Continue

Added by Joanna Dolgoff on September 12, 2010 at 7:31pm — No Comments

Ankala Subbarao TLC is the name of the game!

Treat with Love and Compassion!


Let us not forget that besides the medicines you dole out to a patient while treating him, he needs your love and sympathy too. In fact, a few sweet words from the doctor keep the patient in good humour while the pills
and potions you administer keep him in good health.



Rudeness breeds hatred and hatred results in loss of goodwill. For a…

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Added by Ankala Subbarao on September 11, 2010 at 12:54pm — 1 Comment

Dr Muhammed Rafeeque Eid Mubarak

Eid Mubarak to all members of DoctorsHangout.com

Dr Muhammed Rafeeque
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Added by Dr Muhammed Rafeeque on September 11, 2010 at 10:27am — No Comments

sara mahmood missing my siblings

tomorrow is eid.....a great exciting time.....but im down sad n lost......... when il wake up in the morning i wont hear the cries n fights of my nephews n niece....my sister wont be here shouting at me to get up....n bros wont be there to praise my dress n my mehindi.........oh mehindi !! i should get mehindi patterns done on my hands now but i dnt feel like doing it.........all my siblings are away from home......home??? which appears more a hostel to me ever since my siblings got…

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Added by sara mahmood on September 10, 2010 at 11:21pm — No Comments

Doctors Hangout Team 8 Weight Loss Secrets from Around the World

1. Stop eating before you're full. The Okinawans, whose average BMI is 21.5 for those who eat a traditional diet, call this hara hachi bu, or eating till you're 80 percent full. Of course, we're not suggesting that you leave the table hungry. But eating until the buttons pop stretches the stomach by about 20 percent each time you do it, so you inevitably need more food to feel satisfied, explains Bradley Willcox, MD, co-author of The Okinawa Diet Plan. He says that putting your fork down "when… Continue

Added by Doctors Hangout Team on September 9, 2010 at 12:47am — No Comments

Doctors Hangout Team How Cockroach Brains May One Day Save Your Life

They´re the insect that everyone loves to hate - but one day a cockroach just may save your life. Typically despised for being ugly, dirty, and icky, the hardy critters actually possess powerful antibiotic properties inside their little brains which could be used to help combat drug resistant bacterial infection in humans.

According to Physorg, researchers from the University of Nottingham found that cockroaches brains and nervous systems contain a substance that was 90 percent… Continue

Added by Doctors Hangout Team on September 9, 2010 at 12:46am — No Comments

Doctors Hangout Team How to Avoid Computer Eye Strain and Keep Your Eyes Healthy

Does eyestrain keep you from doing your work on the computer? Take preventative measures to avoid eyestrain—and get your work done. Organize a functional workspace, modulate light exposure, and keep your eyes healthy overall.

Eyestrain is a symptom that manifests when you over-exert your eyes over an extended period of time, through activities such as reading or viewing an electronically-lit screen.

More at … Continue

Added by Doctors Hangout Team on September 9, 2010 at 12:45am — No Comments

Doctors Hangout Team Diet Sodas May Raise Risk of Preterm Delivery

Pregnant women who drink artificially sweetened carbonated and noncarbonated soft drinks may be at increased risk for preterm delivery, a study shows.

But a spokeswoman for a beverage trade group says the study doesn't demonstrate cause and effect and unnecessarily alarms pregnant women. And the researchers themselves say more study is needed before firm conclusions can be reached.

The study is published in the September issue of the American Journal of Clinical… Continue

Added by Doctors Hangout Team on September 9, 2010 at 12:42am — No Comments

Better Health - Ask Dr. Reddy

This is information about a web site called as http://www.drprathapcreddy.com - This is the official website of Cardiologists & The Founder & Chairman of Apollo Group of Hospitals.

This site is directly administered by the Chairman’s office so all your queries to Dr Prathap C Reddy get addressed directly.


Friends, please spread this… Continue

Added by Health Care on September 8, 2010 at 9:41pm — No Comments

Dr Sujata Udeshi Health Harmony (The 4th dimension of Health)

Health Harmony



Today, I am going to write simply about that dimension of food which can add to the harmony of our health and happiness.
Probably, we can…

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Added by Dr Sujata Udeshi on September 8, 2010 at 11:17am — 3 Comments

Dr Muhammed Rafeeque Beware of Mass Hysteria!


During my internship at our college hospital,we had conducted a free medical camp for school children. There were many students, hence we asked them to be in a queue, and we were examining them one by one. The first student we examined told that she has headache, abdominal pain and vertigo since morning. The same clinical features were presented by almost all students! When our professor reached there, he scolded us for allowing other students while dealing with one case. “If you take case… Continue

Added by Dr Muhammed Rafeeque on September 7, 2010 at 11:30am — No Comments

Doctors Hangout Team Smoking baby reportedly has quit

The tubby Indonesian toddler who caused a sensation last spring by enthusiastically puffing on cigarettes in a widely viewed video has quit smoking, according to media reports.

Two-year-old Ardi Rizal of South Sumatra, who reportedly smoked 40 cigarettes a day, has broken his nicotine addiction through a 30-day rehabilitation program, the Jakarta Globe reported Thursday.

"He has stopped smoking and doesn't ask for cigarettes anymore," Arist Merdeka Sirait, chairman of… Continue

Added by Doctors Hangout Team on September 5, 2010 at 3:10pm — No Comments

Doctors Hangout Team Teen anti-smoking campaign keeps its cool

Surrounding the dirt bike course that was the center of the AST Dew Tour in Soldier Field's parking lot last weekend was a village of marketing booths trying to get young action sports fans to do something: Drink more Mountain Dew or join the National Guard or shop at JCPenney.

But one booth was trying to get youth to stop doing something: smoking. It took a soft-sell approach toward the teens and preteens who strolled past.

"We don't want our message to be preachy," said… Continue

Added by Doctors Hangout Team on September 5, 2010 at 3:09pm — No Comments

Doctors Hangout Team 7 Traits of Real Men

Men were made to be bold, strong, leaders. However, our society has attempted to repress these traits. If you look at the way men (especially dads) are portrayed on TV, you’d think we were all a bunch of irresponsible, befuddled, nincompoops, who can only function with the help of a “smart” female partner, friend, or spouse.

Consequently, many boys are confused and have no idea what it takes to be a real man. They seek inappropriate role models and emulate the bad behavior that they… Continue

Added by Doctors Hangout Team on September 5, 2010 at 3:08pm — No Comments

Doctors Hangout Team Acting selfish? Blame your mother

The fact that our female ancestors dispersed more than our male ancestors can lead to conflicts within the brain that influence our social behaviour, new research reveals.

Scientists from Oxford University and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, examined the impact that genes ‘knowing’ which parent they come from - a process called ‘genomic imprinting’ - has on how selfish or altruistic they want their carriers to be.

A report of their research is published in the… Continue

Added by Doctors Hangout Team on September 5, 2010 at 3:07pm — No Comments

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