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@Mrwhosetheboss @Sidemen Funny how you manage to do it every 3 years🤷‍♂️

This was me in January Then I got a text message asking me to play in the @Sidemen charity football match Since then I’ve changed EVERYTHING about my diet and lifestyle 1st progress photo coming soon

@oldschoolinvest It already is taxed at more than 40% 🥲

Thar should be classified as sin goods and taxed at 40% GST.

@MohiniWealth No, I didn’t know a rectangle has two equal sides 😭😭

did you know this ?

@_B___S Leo and Cat winslet 🖤

Someone remade Titanic, but with their cat

@Vivek_Investor With no natural predators ( read Jane street) 🙂

Lazy Investors can survive in the market 😄

@theliverdoc @karthick_77 And a troll too 💐💐

@_harsh90 @karthick_77 Dumb troll. Sure, no one cares. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

That ONE report of Ayurvedic herbal analysis that made me lose sleep especially because it was a child.

@theliverdoc @karthick_77 Yes I realise who is dumb 😭😭

@theliverdoc @karthick_77 Shoddy*

@_harsh90 @karthick_77 No one cares about your doubts. What we do care, was that the poisoned child survived and that is enough for us to keep talking about how much the alt med industry is harming public health.

@theliverdoc @karthick_77 Doxab that's abt 50% weight of the med in arsenic and mercury. The manufacturer couldn't have purchased these on purpose, let alone the excipients in the formula. I now doubt you or the analysis you ve gotten done🤨

@karthick_77 Highest in my career as a Hepatologist analysing Ayush meds.

@bhogleharsha @KNCBcricket Please don't mix your scotch and cricket @bhogleharsha 🫣

@RealEmirHan In the mood for love

Best movie about doomed romance? I’ll start:

@spkalantri @timesofindia ‘Herbal’/‘Neutraceuticals’ are the least regulated segments in healthcare today. High time the Govt bought in strict regulations. Advertisements are covered under the Drugs and Magic Remedies act and this case is in all probability punishable.

Saw this ad in the @timesofindia today, targeting all middle aged individuals, promising them normal BP and normal heart. The earlier our national newspapers stop accepting such misleading ads, the better. They could potentially cost people their lives. #MedTwitter

@just1doctorwala @spinesurgeon @spkalantri Yes, that’s a very valid argument! But in no other field do infomartion asymmetry and market inefficiencies play out like they do in healthcare leaving the marginalised vulnerable. The Govt policies are far from perfect but justifiable to some extent.

The point is the removal of the choice As for your point about those who can't afford there are so many alternative options as you said the prices will vary accordingly from free to expensive. Nobody is forcing anything on anyone except the lack of choice to pay for what they want

Why is a computer available today at a fraction of earlier prices Why is a mobile phone available today at a fraction of earlier prices

@spinesurgeon @just1doctorwala @spkalantri Haha, you are funny doc! Alas! I am not blessed 🥲

@_harsh90 @just1doctorwala @spkalantri // So not quite the analogy. Plus can’t expect a Bentley to be shoved down someone’s throat who could barely afford a Maruti! // If you can't afford maruti Use govt bus Same way Come to GH and get free treatment

@spinesurgeon Can’t compare the two, the MRP’s of drugs tend to rise arbitrarily on account of a number of greed points in an unregulated market. The only real market forces operating in medicines are at the retail level where stents are not bought.

@just1doctorwala @spkalantri @spinesurgeon Well actually different stents have different price caps. Bare metal/ Drug eluting/ Biodegradable. So not quite the analogy. Plus can’t expect a Bentley to be shoved down someone’s throat who could barely afford a Maruti!

You can buy a Maruti for 5 lakhs or a Bentley for 2 crores. Government coming in with price cap/ceiling forced the market to stock only Marutis... Overnight! There are different quality, materials of stent, medicated, non medicated etc Everyone gets a Maruti now. Only a Maruti. I hope the analogy helps.

@spkalantri Drug price control policy of the Indian Govt has indeed reined in several instances of reckless profiteering by healthcare providers. Inclusion of medical devices in the policy too is amply justified.

Did the fall in cardiac stent prices, reducing from Rs 1.25 lakhs to 15000 following the price ceiling in Feb 2017, result in a rise in patients enduring more angina, experiencing more heart attacks, or risking premature deaths after undergoing #angioplasty? #MedTwitter

@englandcricket @liaml4893 Pakistan in England =

Happy Birthday, Livi! 🎉 Remember when he hit the biggest six ever? 💥 @liaml4893 | #EnglandCricket