

Taranath Kamath
267 posts

@startrek30
Intensivist, Passionate about saving lives | Travel enthusiast










Women are being let down. With 50% C-Section births, private healthcare didn’t accidentally end up with 3x higher C-section rates. It engineered them. When hospitals are optimized for OT throughput, bed turnover, and revenue maximization, surgery wins by design. It is no longer a statistic, it’s an epidemic. It happens Not because women can’t give birth. Not because it’s always safer. But because it’s faster, controllable, schedulable — and pays better. So fear gets disguised as “medical advice.” Choice gets reframed as “risk.” And women are told this is just how childbirth works. This isn’t an intent problem. It’s an incentive problem. If you’re uncomfortable reading this, ask yourself why. That discomfort is exactly why we built Superbirth, the safest most hassle free birthing experience ever. It gives real choice back to women and prepares and supports them with whatever they decide natural birth or a c-sec and they can switch between the two whenever they want at no charge. It’s their body, their baby and their choice. This is honest healthcare. Find out more on super.health/superbirth



It takes zero resources to take a couple of pics of reports, anonymize patient details, take their consent, and mention what drugs caused the cardiac issue and put it out there for people to see. I wish you all the best in your noble endeavors, but science demands basic evidence and discussion. A casual video won't cut it. #MedTwitter



Our latest blog is out - Faith, Evidence and the Stars: The ANDROMEDA‑SHOCK‑2 Trial criticalcarereviews.com/blog/current







This right here. Tailored therapy.



(1/x) Andromeda-Shock 2 was just published in JAMA and is the most important septic shock trial in the past DECADE. They found that phenotyped resuscitation improves the composite outcome of mortality, vital support, and hospital LOS. Here's how you can apply this protocol to your practice 👇






