Candle in the wind
by Dr Tejal LathiaIn the words of Dr Mark Lewis “No one told us in medical school that most of our time in […]
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Hormones: Mini Messengers = Mega Impact
by Dr Tejal LathiaDS is an elderly 75-year-old gentleman. Usually fit and independent, he became slow, confused and drowsy recently. He stopped doing […]
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Elementary, my dear Watson (Cases where I played detective)
by Dr Tejal LathiaI practised at a medical college as an Assistant Professor and recently started private practice at a hospital in Navi […]
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Prescribing insulin doesn’t make me a villain
by Dr Tejal LathiaIn my previous blog, I wrote of how several people set me on Endocrinology’s path, and I am really grateful […]
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Can hematological parameters discriminate malaria from nonmalarious febrile illnesses in the tropics?
by Dr Tejal LathiaMalaria is considered as the main differential diagnosis of acute febrile illness in the tropics, and alteration of various hematological parameters has been observed in patients with malaria.
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Carotid intima-media thickness and apolipoproteins in patients of ischemic stroke in a rural hospital setting in central India: A cross-sectional study
by Dr Tejal LathiaCarotid intima-media thickness (CIMT) and apolipoproteins have been found as a risk factor for ischemic stroke
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Rising prevalence of thyroid disorders
by Dr Tejal LathiaIn recent times, there seems to be an explosion in the number of patients with thyroid dysfunction seen in the clinical outpatient practice,
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The Curious Case of Prolactin Hormone
by Dr Tejal LathiaThis is with reference to the article “Serum prolactin levels in psoriasis and its association with disease activity: A case-control study”
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