Rajeev Varma, MD

@MaryBowdenMD @DarlaShine My friend's wife did that; she is a radiologist by training. She didn't even join work again ( 3 kids). In Scandinavia, there used to be paternity leave.

@DarlaShine I took 7 years off to stay at home with my kids. Best decision I ever made.

I wrote a book Happy Housewives in 2005. I left my career as a TV producer to stay home & raise my babies. Traded my briefcase for a diaper bag. Feminists attacked me for "setting women back." I'm happy to see so many young women wanting to be home & rejecting the feminist lies.

@Beatrice_Rosen J'espère que ce n'étaient pas des versets sataniques, sinon ça aurait entraîné une fatwa.

Fatigue...

@KellyLMcCarty Because she is among like minded lunatics there.

This woman is a lunatic. Why is she the senior faith advisor in the White House?

He should attack Didier Raoult too. Carnets du guerre book ( about Covid). Amazon; While scientists mobilized to find the sources of the variants—sometimes animal-based, like mink farms—and firefighters located outbreaks by detecting the virus in sewers, those in power were playing games with contradictory social measures. While the use of chloroquine, a centuries-old, effective, and safe drug, was being condemned, the sale of remdesivir, a drug not without risks and which the WHO eventually declared useless, was being authorized for over a billion euros. Professor Raoult, having protested against the massive plan to phase out inexpensive, proven, and older medications, became the target of defamation, insults, persecution, and even death threats. And at the same time, because politicians prioritize public health and despise our elites who are leaving for other countries, French scientific research, once among the world's leading institutions, has suffered a precipitous decline.

@MaryBowdenMD #immersive-view_1776364750787" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">amazon.com/Carnets-guerre…

Dr Pradheep has told me to “Go to hell” twice this morning. Sounds like he needs to know my story. Please send him a copy of “Dangerous Misinformation”…. C/o Ohio Heath Riverside Methodist Hospital. 3525 Olentangy River Rd #5360 Columbus, OH 43214. Link to order in comments.

@DrSuneelDhand They don’t feel conscious about weight anymore because almost everyone around looks the same. Peer acceptance of adiposité.

For most of human history if you were significantly overweight, you would be the odd one out. Now in America, if you are in shape in any public place, you are the odd one out. And nobody is talking about how catastrophically dangerous this is and what it means for the future

A #blockade is recognized in international law as an act of war, governments more often characterize their efforts to isolate an adversary as #sanctions. #Cuba was a “strict #quarantine” in 1962! Nothing much has changed.

@DrSuneelDhand I have skipped breakfast since I was in medical school even though everyone used to believe it was unhealthy. How ideas about meals and food components keep changing is based on advertising, not science.

Skipping breakfast most days of the week is one of the best things I’ve started doing. Tea and hydration only. My energy levels in the morning are so much better You’ll never be able to convince me that human beings need three full meals a day

Max Igan is banned from posting on X for 30 days. I call this the Max Igan indicator, it usually means something big is going to happen related to Israhell during this period. Likely a false flag.

@MaryBowdenMD Who is he anyway?

@dr_ericberg Your data analysis is highly biased unless you are ignoring data and airing your opinion and superficial impressions.

Have you ever wondered why people from India have such bloated stomachs?

@dr_ericberg It’s everywhere but more steep rise in the last decades. Even steeper rise in India is more due to sudden shift in eating habits and less activity. Incidence is more in India , prevalence more in the richer countries. ourworldindata.org/data-insights/…

@tathvamasi6 Don’t they sell ‘Electral’ anymore?

This is sad. To tell how strong corporate mafia is in our country, the experiences of this doctor are the biggest example. Dr. Sivaranjani has made a big fight saying that the ORS tetra packets that we buy in medical shops are not actually ORS, they are only sugar drinks. As a result of her fight, companies had to sell products by changing stickers. The companies started a legal fight against the doctor as the business was damaged. Indian Academy of Pediatrics, who should have supported her at this time, remained silent. Dr. Shivaranjani came out saying that he does not need this association which cannot give support to the member who is fighting honestly. She is saying there is no going back on the frauds of corporate pharma companies. Hats off to Dr. Shivaranjani 🫡

@DrSuneelDhand These studies are population based. Your patient is a person, not a number lost in data analysis. Alo is a nice name, means potato in Hindi. Enough evidence 🤩

This is not true and a gross misrepresentation of reality.

@ma1ybe Those kids are community contributions, like secret genetic fluid donations?

Three marriages, multiple affairs, got wife #3 pregnant while married to wife #2, and paid $50k in a sexual assault settlement

@BaluGorade Interesting. I personally know a heart surgeon who returned to India after Stanford and Mayo Clinic stints, to open a heart surgery center in a small place in UP.

Meet Dr. Devi Shetty, who built Narayana Health. The "Henry Ford of Heart Surgery." 🫀 He realized a heartbreaking truth - People weren't dying from heart disease, they were dying because they couldn't afford treatment. So he decided to change the system. He was born in a small village and got inspired in 5th grade after hearing about the world's first heart transplant. That moment shaped his dream to become a heart surgeon. He later trained in London at some of the world's best hospitals. He returned to India in 1989 to serve patients here. He went on to perform one of the first successful heart surgeries on a newborn in India. His compassion made him the personal doctor of Mother Teresa after her heart attack. He noticed that even life saving surgeries were out of reach for common people. In 2001, he founded Narayana Health to make healthcare affordable. He focused on efficiency, scale, and reducing costs without reducing quality. His hospitals started performing over 30 heart surgeries a day. He himself has performed more than 15,000 heart surgeries. He focused especially on saving children and newborns. He also helped create low cost health insurance for poor families. His model brought down the cost of complex surgeries drastically. He lives by a simple rule - "A solution is not a solution if it is not affordable." Narayana Health today is valued at over ₹36,000 crore. His personal net worth is over ₹21,500 crore. In 2012, he received the Padma Bhushan for his contribution. He proved that healthcare can be both affordable and world-class. He showed that business can create wealth and still serve humanity. Saving lives should never be a luxury. 🇮🇳❤️ Respect for Dr. Devi Shetty 🙏

@jasonllevin On the Cross.

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@RSingh6969a Just a vague detail I recalled from his Geetmala CDs.

@RVarmaMD Don't know

Nari Contractor introduces Indian players to UP Governor Dr. B. Ramakrishna Rao ahead of the second Test vs. England at Green Park, Kanpur, December 1961.

@RSingh6969a Governor of UP ? I remember there was one AP Jain from Sahaaranpur who was nominated as the governor of Kerala..he took so many bribes that Nehru had to send him away from UP ( 10 plots in Delhi, son sent to London for FRCP through the Indian embassy).