#Kims Laboratory Medicine

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Best Laboratory Medicine Hospital in Kollam | KIMSHEALTH Hospital |

KIMSHEALTH Hospital provides Laboratory Medicine specialists in Kollam to give you the best of treatment in its mission to provide care with courtesy, compassion and competence.

KIMSHEALTH provides 24X7 Laboratory services. Our primary focus is on our patient by providing prompt, precise results to assist clinicians in giving excellent patient care.

The subdivisions of Department of LaboratoryMedicine include: Biochemistry | Hematology | Histopathology & Cytopathology | Microbiology.

We render our services to outside hospitals, especially second opinion and immunohistochemistry on biopsies and frozen section, and also do investigations on patients referred by outside doctors.

Procedures & Treatments

Unique Features

Observing clinical laboratory quality management system as stipulated in ISO 15189(2012) and in NABL 112 (01.06.2019)

We provide quality service using Internationally approved methodologies.

Observe strict internal quality controls & calibration procedures for equipments. External quality assurance programmes for all sub divisions of the laboratory, collaborating with leading laboratories like CMC Vellore, AIIMS New Delhi, Euroimmun, Bio-Rad& RML.

Equipped with modern internationally accepted automated equipments.

Well experienced pathologists, microbiologists and biochemists to deliver excellent results, assisted by well qualified trained technical staff

Vacuum tubes are used for collection of blood by well-trained phlebotomists.

Collection points at KIMSHEALTH and KIMSHEALTH Wellness Centres at Kuravankonam & Manacadu and collection centres at Attakkulangara & at Kazhakoottam

Subdivisions

Biochemistry

Hematology

Histopathology and Cytopathology (Pathology)

Cytology

Microbiology: (Bacteriology, TB Culture, Mycology, Serology& Molecular testing)

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residency status: on campus — circles plaza work study: n/a internship(s): n/a

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boo seungkwan — [ college of medicine ]

major: medical laboratory science (b.a.) track: pre-pharmacy minor: n/a extracirricular(s): member of improv club

residency status: on campus — sector 17 work study: bookstore internship(s): n/a

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A mouse and a lizard

Chapter 2: tell me about your self

In case you missed chapter 1

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Linda: so Sally are you ready? This is your last surgery! 

Sally: yes auntie i am so excited for all this to be over i can’t to have my friends to see the new me

Linda: ok great! I am excited to see my niece

Meanwhile with Mary, Daisy and Kim 

Kim: are you Sally’s friends?

Daisy: yes who are you?

Kim: my name is Kim

Daisy: that’s a nice name! I am so excited to see how Sally looks after her surgery!

Kim: me to!

Mary: what happened to you?

Kim: I escaped the laboratory, broke my leg and have a few gunshot wounds

Mary: what happened to your face?

Kim: oh I had my eye ripped out and acid made a hole in my face

Daisy: oh my goodness that’s terrible

Kim: yea are you the friends that Sally will go shopping with?

Mary: yes we are are you gonna come with us?

Kim: sadly I can’t but I will see if I can talk to the doctor if I can

Linda: what are you three talking about?

Daisy: what we are going to do after Sally is done with her surgery

Kim: can I go shopping with them?

Linda: no you are well enough

Kim: ok doctor Linda

Mary: how long will it be until Sally is done?

Linda: probably half an hour to an hour or two

Daisy: ok doctor

A half hour later Sally’s surgery is done

Kim:* walks in the room* hi how are you feeling?

Sally: I feel fine my chest hurts a little bit

Kim: you look cute!

Sally: aww thanks Kim

Kim: your welcome and I won’t be able to go shopping with you the doctor says I am not well enough

Sally: oh ok

Kim: let me know how everything goes!

The next day at the mall

Daisy: so how are you feeling about your new body?

Sally: I am very happy with it!

Mary: that’s good I’m happy for you!

Daisy: where do you want to go first?

Sally: you know that Lolita dress store on the third floor?

Daisy: yes

Sally: I want to go there first!

Daisy: ok let’s go!

The three girls go up to the store and Sally tries on a long purple dress

Sally: how does this look?

Mary: purple really isn’t your color

Sally: yea I look terrible

Meanwhile with Kim and John 

John: are you feeling any better?

Kim: no not really

John: ok where did your friend go?

Kim: she went to the mall to get some new clothes

John: ok did you take your medicine?

Kim: the gross one?

John: yes

Kim: I did

John: good hopefully you will be out of here soon I have some fun’s things that we can do together

Kim: I know! And where is mom?

John: why do you want to see her?

Kim: I just want to hit her

John: hay don’t say that she’s no longer in your life, but I understand why you wanna hit her and good news! When you get out of here you are going to your new school!

Kim: really?!

John: yes are you excited?

Kim: yes!

A half hour later John leaves for work and Sally shows up at the hospital and goes to Kim’s room

Kim: I thought you were released? 

Sally: I was but I wanna talk to you more I feel like we never got enough time together and when we hang out the first time you didn’t get to talk about you much

Kim: ok what do you want to know?

Sally: how did you end up in the lab?

Kim: oh…..my mom sold me

Sally: What do you mean?

Kim: my mom sold me there for I don’t know how much I don’t know where my mom is

Sally: Where is your dad?

Kim: oh my dad was at work when it happened and when he found out he drove all the way to the lab to get me out and he got chased by the guards

Sally: What happened next?

Kim: he picked me up and tried to run off with me and a scientist ripped me for my dad’s arms and the guards knocked my dad down pointed their guns at him and told him “ say goodbye to your daughter or say good night to her” and my dad with tears In his eyes said “ goodbye Kim remember that your daddy loves you very much” and that was the last time I saw him until I escaped and found him and that’s when he took me here

Sally: that’s horrible but that’s good that you found him again what did they do to you?

Kim: a bunch of scary stuff I was kept in a cell I was injected with a mixture of mine and lizard blood that’s why I look like what I look like, I had my eye ripped out because I wouldn’t cooperate, I was shot in the arm and I took the bullet out my arm myself and my arm was infected and I had my arm amputated I wasn’t put to sleep I wasn’t given any any medicine to make it numb just one of the doctors took a bone saw and sawed my arm off and it was to weeks later that I got my robotic arm, I had acid thrown on to me and I had a shock collar on so if I would get out my cell without getting permission I would get shocked * starts crying*

Sally:* hugs Kim* it’s ok you will be safe now where is your dad now?

Kim:* still crying* at work

Sally: was the guy with the dark teal hair that I saw walk out your dad?

Kim: yes

Sally: What is his name?

Kim: John linson

Sally: now you don’t have to answer this but do you mind telling me about your mom?

Kim: well she was really weird about how I acted I am definitely a daddy’s girl and I think she was jealous and she would want to dress up In really uncomfortable dress and she would buy me tea sets and dolls now I didn’t hate them but I didn’t want those kind of toys and my parents would argue about that all the time and after every fight she would try to convince me that dad was a bad guy

Sally: that sounds like she was trying to control you and she wanted you all to herself and she sold you probably because she got bored of you and wanted a kid for the attention

Kim:* starts crying again* I knew it my mom never loved me!!

Sally: oh I’m sorry I didn’t mean to make you cry!

Kim: go away I want to be alone!

Sally: ok let me know if you want me back in

Sally goes outside the room and runs into John

Sally: oh hello Mr linson Kim wants to be left alone right now

John: just John is fine and what happened?

Sally: I think I may have accidentally said something to Kim after she explained what her mom was like I’m sorry John

John: oh it’s fine her mother is a topic she doesn’t wants to talk about what did you say?

Sally: well I pointed out that her mom was possibly trying to control her and you

John: oh yeah that’s definitely true I was planning on expanding that to her

Sally: oh I’m so sorry John

John: it’s ok you didn’t know Kim is very confused about her emotions and what is going on around her so she may be very emotional

Sally: ok

The next day

John:* knocks on the door* are you ok sweetheart?

Kim: kinda…

John: can I come in? I made your favorite food

Kim: yes

John:* walks into the room and sees Kim sitting on her bed with a blanket around her* are you still upset about yesterday?

Kim: kinda I’m not mad at Sally I mean she didn’t know that asking questions about mom will be sensitive for me

John:* sits down next to kim* well you could’ve skipped the question

Kim: I know but she generally sounded curious and I don’t want her to think I am brushing her off 

John: Well next time she asks a question like that you can just say that you don’t wanna answer it I’m sure she’ll understand. 

Kim: ok eat your lunch you haven’t eaten in to days

Kim:* grabs the bowl* thanks dad

End of chapter











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The ever-expanding potential TBR pile

I've finally decided to go through all those book videos I bookmark on TikTok and make an ever-updating list of them - and any other book I see suggested online. Some are books I know of and haven't read, and some are new to me. This is going to be an easier place to find them than dozens of saved video bookmarks.

Please feel free to make suggestions if you have them.

So far we have:

Let This Radicalize You - Kelly Hayes, Mariane Kaba

Hell No: Your Right to Dissent in 21st-Century America - Michael Ratner, Margaret Ratner Kunstler

The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation Around the World - Anthony Loewenstein

Fight Like Hell - Kim Kelly

The Wretched of the Earth - Frantz Fanon

Stokely Speaks - Stokely Carmichael

Orientalism - Edward W. Said

Border & Rule - Harsha Walia

As Long As Grass Grows - Dina Gilio-Whitaker

Undue Border - Shefali Luthra

Consumed - Aja Barber

State and Revolution - V. I. Lenin

The People's Hospital: Hope and Peril in American Medicine - Ricardo Nuila

Socialist Reconstruction - Party for Socialism and Liberation

A World Without Police - Geo Maher

Assata - Assata Shakur

The Uninhabitable Earth - David Wallace-Wells

Black Liberation and Socialism - Frank Chapman

A Few Rules For Predicting the Future - Octavia Butler

Everyone Who is Gone is Here - Jonathan Blitzer

Erasing History - Jason Stanley

How to Go Mad Without Losing Your Mind - La Marr Jurelle Bruce

The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini

Except for Palestine: The Limits of Progressive Politics - Marc Lamont Hill, Mitchell Plitnick

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2054 - Elliot Ackerman, Admiral James Stavridis

A Minor Chorus - Billy-Ray Belcourt

A Prayer for the Crown-Shy - Becky Chambers

A Room of One's Own - Emma Southon

After the Flood - Kassandra Montag

Against Progress - Slavoj Zizek

All Things Are Too Small: Essays in Praise of Excess - Becca Rothfeld

America is in the Heart - Carlos Bulosan

American Pastoral - Philip Roth

An Unkindness of Ghosts - Rivers Solomon

Anatomical Venus - Courtney Bates-Hardy

Annihilation - Jeff VanderMeer

Appleseed - Matt Bell

Are Prisons Obsolete? - Angela Davis

Babel - R. F. Kuang

Becoming Abolitionists - Derecka Purnell

Beloved - Toni Morrison

Between the World and Me - Ta-Nehisi Coates

Black Meme - Legacy Russell

Blood Meridian - Cormac McCarthy

Boulder - Eva Baltasar

Boy Like Me - Simon James Green

Bullshit Jobs: A Theory - David Graeber

Bunny - Mona Awad

Carbon Democracy - Timothy Mitchell

Carol - Patricia Highsmith

Cat Call: Reclaiming the Feral Feminine - Kristen J. Sollee, Pam Grossman

Catch-22 - Joseph Heller

Children of the Wind - Kareem El-Baradie (unpublished)

Christmas at High Rising - Angela Thirkell

Cold Comfort Farm - Stella Gibbons

Colonizing Palestine: The Zionist Left and the Making of the Palestinian Nakba - Areej Sabbagh-Khoury

Deadlands - Victoria Miluch

Death By A Thousand Cuts - Shashi Bhat

Decolonial Marxism - Walter Rodney

Dhalgren - Samuel R. Delaney

Disaster Nationalism: The Downfall of Liberal Civilization - Richard Seymour

Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison - Michel Foucault

Disordered Attention - Claire Bishop

Do You Remember Being Born? - Sean Michaels

Dowry of Blood - S. T. Gibson

Dreamers of the Day - Mary Doria Russell

Empire of Normality - Robert Chapman

Eunoia - Christian Bok

Everything For Everyone -

Everything for Everyone: An Oral History of the New York Commune - M. E. O'Brien, Eman Abdelhadi

Evidence of the Affair - Taylor Jenkins Reid

Existentialism is a Humanism - Jean-Paul Sartre

Extinct: A Compendium of Obsolete Objects - edited by: Barbara Penner, Adrian Forty, Olivia Horsfall Turner, Miranda Critchley

Fear and Trembling - Soren Kierkegaard

Feed Them Silence - Lee Mandelo

Femlandia - Christina Dalcher

Filterworld: How Algorithms Flattened Culture - Kyle Chayka

Friday's at Enrico's - Don Carpenter

Ghosts - Dolly Alderton

Go Tell it On the Mountain - James Baldwin

Greek Fire, Poison Arrows, & Scorpion Bombs - Adrienne Mayor

Hard Rain Falling - Don Carpenter

Here Be Dragons - Stella Gibbons

Hour of the Star - Clarice Lispector

How to Be an Antiracist - Ibram X. Kendi

How to Kill a City - P. E. Moskowitz

Human Acts - Han Kang

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings - Maya Angelou

I Who Have Never Known Men - Jacqueline Harpman

Imagination: A Manifesto - Ruha Benjamin

Immediacy or, the Style of Too Late Capitalism - Anna Kornbluh

Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism - V. I. Lenin

In Ascension - Martin MacInnes

In the Heart of the Sea - Nathaniel Philbrick

In Watermelon Sugar - Richard Brautigan

Insurrecto - Gina Apostol

Interlibrary Loan - Gene Wolfe

Intimacies - Katy Kitamura

Invisible Rulers: The People Who Turn Lies Into Reality - Renee DiResta

James - Percival Everett (retell: Huckleberry Finn)

Julia - Sandra Newman (retell: 1984)

Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982 - Cho Nam-Joo

Kitchen - Banana Yoshimoto, Megan Backus

Lakewood - Megan Giddings

Last Boat Out of Shanghai: The Epic Story of the Chinese Who Fled Mao's Revolution - Helen Zia

Laziness Does Not Exist - Devon Price

Little Weirds - Jenny Slate

Long Walk to Freedom - Nelson Mandela

Love and Terror - William Herrick

Loved Egyptian Night - Hugh Roberts

Madonna in a Fur Coat - Sabahattin Ali

Malign Velocities - Benjamin Noys

Matterhorn - Karl Marlantes

Maurice - E. M. Forster

Mercy Street - Jennifer Haigh

Messalina: Empress, Adulteress, Libertine - Honor Cargill-Martin

Moon of the Crested Snow - Waubgeshig Rice

Moon of the Turning Leaves - Waubgeshig Rice

Mother Country - Etaf Rum

Murdle, Volume 1 - G. T. Karber

Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro

On Tyranny - Timothy Snyder

Orlando - Virginia Woolfe

Orphans of Canland - Daniel Vitale

Our Spoons Came From Woolworths - Barbara Comyns

Our Wives Under the Sea - Julia Armfield

Persepolis - Marjane Satrapi

Prisons Make Us Safer - Victoria Law

Project Hail Mary - Andy Weird

Recognizing the Stranger: On Palestine and Narrative - Isabella Hammad

Red Africa - Kevin Ocheng Okoth

Red Clocks - Leni Zumas

Research for People Who Think They Would Rather Create - Dirk Vis

Revenge of the Tipping Point: Overstories, Superspreaders, and the Rise of Social Engineering - Malcolm Gladwell

Ring Shout - P. Djèlí Clark

Scattered All Over the Earth - Yoko Tawada

Self-Help - Lorrie Moore

Sharp Objects - Gillian Flynn

She's Always Hungry - Eliza Clark

Silent Queen - Nghi Vo

Slewfoot - Brom

Small Things Like These - Claire Keegan

Sold - Patricia McCormick

Something Happened - Joseph Heller

Song of Solomon - Toni Morrison

Sophie's World: A Novel About the History of Philosophy - Jostein Gaarder

Speak - Laurie Halse Anderson

Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You - Jason Reynolds, Ibram X. Kendi

State of Paradise - Laura van den Berg

Station Eleven - Emily St. John Mandel

Stoner - John Williams

Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present - Ruth Ben-Ghiat

Surviving Autocracy - Masha Gessen

Tales From the Cafe - Toshikazu Kawaguchi

Teaching to Transgress - bell hooks

Tennis Lessons - Susannah Dickey

The 1619 Project - Nikole Hannah-Jones

The Artificial Silk Girl - Irmagard Keun

The Birth Yard - Mallory Tater

The Blood of Others - Simone to Beauvoir

The Bluest Eye - Toni Morrison

The Body Is Not an Apology, Second Edition: The Power of Radical Self-Love - Sonya Renee Taylor

The Book of Disquiet - Fernando Pessoa

The Book of the Unnamed Midwife - Meg Elison

The Color Purple - Alice Walker

The Common Good - Noam Chomsky

The Common Good - Robert Reich

The Concept of Anxiety - Soren Kierkegaard

The Core of the Sun - Johanna Sinisalo

The Enchanted April - Elizabeth von Arnim

The End of Men - Christina Sweeney-Baird

The Ethics of Ambiguity - Simone de Beauvoir

The Faithful Executioner: Life and Death, Honor and Shame in the Turbulent Sixteenth Century - Joel F. Harrington

The Feed - Nick Clark Windo

The Fifth Season (The Broken Earth Book 1) - N. K. Jemisin

The Garden Party - Katherine Mansfield

The Giver - Lois Lowry

The Glass Castle - Jeanette Walls

The Hands of Men - Gin Sexsmith

The Hate You Give - Angie Thomas

The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee - David Treuer

The History of Information - Chris Haughton

The Iraq Papers - John Ehrenberg

The Jasmine Throne (The Burning Kingdoms Book 1) - Tasha Suri

The Jungle - Upton Sinclair

The Man With Compound Eyes - Wu Ming-Yi

The Myth of Sisyphus - Albert Camus

The Origins of Totalitarianism - Hannah Arendt

The Pill versus the Springhill Mine Disaster - Richard Brautigan

The Power - Naomi Alderman

The Pump - Sydney Hegele

The Reckoning - Robin Blackburn

The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt - Toby Wilkinson

The Savage Detectives - Roberto Bolano

The Second Sex - Simone de Beauvoir

The Shapeless Unease - Samantha Harvey

The Sorrow of War - Bao Ninh

The Trial - Franz Kafka

The Underground Railroad - Colson Whitehead

The Wager - David Grann

The War Before the War: Fugitive Slaves and the Struggle for America's Soul from the Revolution to the Civil War - Andrew Delbanco

The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration - Isabel Wilkerson

The Water Cure - Sophie Mackintosh

The White Tiger - Aravind Adiga

The Women Could Fly - Megan Giddings

The Years - Annie Ernaux

This One Summer - Mariko Tamaki, Jillian Tamaki

Trout Fishing in America - Richard Brautigan

V. - Thomas Pynchon

Venemous Lumpsucker - Ned Beauman

Voice and Phenomenon - Jacques Derrida

What My Bones Know: A Memoir of Healing from Complex Trauma - Stephanie Foo

When the Clock Broke - John Ganz

White Malice - Susan Williams

White Oleander - Janet Fitch

Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal - Jeanette Winterson

Wild Faith: How the Christian Right is Taking Over America - Talia Lavin

Witches, Sluts, Feminists - Kristen J. Sollee

With and Against - Dominique Routhier

Women Race & Class - Angela Davis

Women Who Run With the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype - Clarissa Pinkola Estés

Yellowface - R. F. Kuang

You Feel It Just Below the Ribs - Jeffrey Cranor, Janina Matthewson

Young, Gifted and Black - Jamia Wilson, Andrea Pippins

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Pursue MBBS in Karnataka: Study at MS Ramaiah & Kempegowda Medical Colleges

Karnataka is one of the top destinations for aspiring medical students in India, offering high-quality education, advanced facilities, and a well-rounded experience for those looking to pursue MBBS in Karnataka. With leading institutions like MS Ramaiah Medical College and Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences, students can expect a strong foundation in both academic and practical aspects of medical education. In this article, we will explore why Karnataka is an excellent choice for medical studies and what makes these institutions stand out.

Why Choose MBBS in Karnataka?

Karnataka is home to some of India’s finest medical colleges, offering a blend of traditional learning methods and modern technological advancements. Medical students in Karnataka benefit from exposure to a wide range of medical cases, thanks to the state’s diverse healthcare environment. This experience is crucial in shaping future doctors who are not only knowledgeable but also well-versed in hands-on patient care.

Choosing MBBS in Karnataka also gives students access to state-of-the-art laboratories, excellent faculty, and research opportunities, all of which help create a robust medical education system. Moreover, Karnataka has a well-established healthcare infrastructure, offering students a chance to intern and work in leading hospitals during their course.

MS Ramaiah Medical College: Leading Medical Education

One of the premier medical institutions in Karnataka is MS Ramaiah Medical College, known for its excellence in medical education. Located in Bangalore, this college has a rich legacy of producing top doctors who excel in various specialties. The MBBS program at MS Ramaiah Medical College is designed to provide a strong academic foundation along with practical clinical skills, essential for a successful medical career.

The campus is equipped with modern facilities such as advanced labs, libraries, and clinical training centres. Students here benefit from mentorship provided by experienced faculty members, many of whom are leaders in their fields. The medical college also has a large teaching hospital that gives students hands-on experience with real patients, ensuring they are well-prepared to meet the challenges of medical practice.

Curriculum and Opportunities at MS Ramaiah Medical College

At MS Ramaiah Medical College, the MBBS curriculum is structured to provide students with comprehensive knowledge in subjects like anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and clinical medicine. The emphasis on both theoretical and practical aspects ensures that students are well-prepared to diagnose and treat patients efficiently.

Students are also encouraged to participate in various research projects, seminars, and medical conferences, which further enhance their learning experience. The college promotes continuous learning, ensuring that students stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the medical field.

The well-structured internship programs at MS Ramaiah Medical College provide students with opportunities to work in specialised areas like surgery, paediatrics, internal medicine, and more, offering real-world experience under the guidance of seasoned professionals.

Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences: A Hub for Medical Excellence

Another highly respected institution in Karnataka is the Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS). Located in Bangalore, KIMS is known for providing quality medical education and training to students from all over India. The MBBS program at Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences is focused on creating well-rounded doctors who excel both in academics and practical medical practice.

KIMS boasts modern infrastructure, excellent clinical facilities, and a dedicated teaching hospital. The college provides students with a conducive learning environment, where they can develop their skills and knowledge to become compassionate and skilled doctors.

What Makes KIM'S Unique?

At Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences, students are offered a curriculum that combines a deep understanding of medical theory with hands-on clinical training. From the early stages of their education, students are encouraged to work closely with patients, ensuring they develop strong clinical skills. This practical exposure is further strengthened by internships and hospital rotations, where students get to work in different departments and medical specialties.

The faculty at KIMS is highly experienced and dedicated to providing personalised mentorship to students. The close interaction between faculty and students ensures that learners are able to grasp complex medical concepts with ease. KIMS also provides opportunities for research and participation in national and international medical conferences, helping students stay abreast of the latest developments in healthcare.

Admission Process for MBBS in Karnataka

To apply for MBBS in Karnataka, students must qualify for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), a mandatory entrance exam for medical courses across India. After clearing NEET, students can participate in the state-level counselling process to secure admission into top colleges like MS Ramaiah Medical College and Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences.

Both colleges follow a merit-based admission process, and seats are allocated based on performance in NEET. It’s essential for students to stay updated on important admission deadlines and requirements to ensure a smooth application process.

Why Study MBBS in Karnataka?

Studying MBBS in Karnataka comes with a host of benefits. The state is known for its high academic standards, diverse patient population, and cutting-edge medical technology, all of which contribute to a well-rounded education. Furthermore, Karnataka’s medical colleges offer students numerous opportunities for research, internships, and community service, helping them gain valuable insights into different medical fields.

Both MS Ramaiah Medical College and Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences have built a reputation for producing competent, compassionate, and ethical doctors who are highly regarded in the medical community. These institutions not only focus on academic excellence but also foster holistic development, ensuring that students graduate with the confidence and skills necessary to succeed in their medical careers.

Conclusion

Pursuing MBBS in Karnataka is an excellent choice for students who want to receive top-notch medical education with plenty of practical experience. With renowned institutions like MS Ramaiah Medical College and Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences, students are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience needed to excel in the medical field. Karnataka’s focus on quality education, combined with its excellent healthcare infrastructure, makes it one of the best places in India for medical studies.

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What specializations are available for MD/MS admission in Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS)?

Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) offers a wide range of specializations for MD/MS admission as part of their postgraduate medical programs. These programs are highly sought after and provide in-depth training in various fields of medicine and surgery. Below is a list of the key specializations available for MD/MS admission in Kalinga:

MD Specializations:

MD in General Medicine Focuses on diagnosing and managing a wide variety of medical conditions. One of the most popular choices for PG medical admission in Kalinga.

MD in Pediatrics Specializes in child healthcare, managing diseases and development issues in children.

MD in Anesthesiology Provides expertise in pain management and anesthesia for surgeries and critical care.

MD in Radiology Focuses on medical imaging techniques like X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds for diagnosis and treatment planning.

MD in Dermatology Specializes in skin, hair, and nail diseases, along with cosmetology procedures.

MD in Psychiatry Deals with the diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders.

MD in Pathology Involves the study of disease through lab testing of blood, tissues, and organs to make diagnoses.

MD in Community Medicine Specializes in preventive medicine and public health, focusing on community health and epidemiology.

MD in Microbiology Involves the study of microorganisms, with a focus on infections, laboratory testing, and clinical applications.

MD in Pharmacology Focuses on the study of drugs, their effects, and safe therapeutic use.

MS Specializations:

MS in General Surgery One of the most sought-after specializations, focusing on surgical procedures for treating diseases and injuries.

MS in Orthopedics Specializes in musculoskeletal system surgeries, including bones, joints, and ligaments.

MS in Obstetrics & Gynecology Focuses on women’s reproductive health, pregnancy, and childbirth.

MS in ENT (Otorhinolaryngology) Specializes in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of ear, nose, and throat disorders.

MS in Ophthalmology Focuses on eye health, including surgeries like cataract removal and treatment of eye diseases.

Application Process:

To apply for MD/MS admission in Kalinga, candidates must qualify for the NEET PG exam. After qualifying, students can participate in the counseling process for both merit-based and management quota admissions. KIMS offers a range of specializations, allowing students to choose a field that aligns with their interests and career goals.

Conclusion:

Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) offers an extensive variety of specializations for PG medical admission, including MD in General Medicine, Pediatrics, Anesthesiology, Radiology, and MS in General Surgery, Orthopedics, and more. These programs are designed to provide comprehensive training and prepare medical professionals for a successful career in their chosen fields.

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Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences University: Comprehensive Overview

Choosing the right medical college is an important decision for anyone aspiring to a medical career. Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) University, located in Karad, Maharashtra, is one of India's leading educational institutions and is known for its high standards of medical education and healthcare. In this blog, we will cover various aspects of KIMS University to understand why KIMS University is the right choice for your medical education.

History and Accreditation:

Founded in 1984, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences University has a long tradition of providing quality medical education. It was recognized as an accredited university by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, India in 2005. The university is accredited with Grade "A" by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and is also recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI). This ensures that the courses meet the rigorous standards of medical education in India.

Academic Excellence:

KIMS University offers a wide range of Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral programs in various medical and allied health sciences. The university has a strong emphasis on academic excellence, with a curriculum that meets the evolving needs of the healthcare industry. Programs are regularly updated to reflect the latest advancements in medical science and technology.

The university has a highly qualified and experienced faculty, many of whom are leaders in their fields. They emphasized providing students with a solid academic foundation and practical clinical experience, ensuring that their graduates are well-prepared for a career in medicine.

State-of-the-art Infrastructure:

KIMS University has a state-of-the-art infrastructure that provides an excellent learning environment to its students. The campus features modern lecture halls, laboratories, and libraries designed to facilitate effective learning and research. The university also has a fully functional teaching hospital with advanced medical equipment where students can gain practical experience and training under the supervision of experienced medical professionals.

Research and Innovation:

Research is the cornerstone of KIMS University's mission. The institution encourages students and faculty to participate in innovative research projects that contribute to medical advancements. The university has numerous research centers and laboratories equipped with the latest technology, providing ample opportunities for groundbreaking research and development.

KIMS University also collaborates with various national and international institutions, fostering an environment of academic exchange and collaborative research. These partnerships expand the university's research capacity and provide students with opportunities to address global health challenges.

Clinical Training and Work Experience: 

One of the outstanding features of KIMS University is its emphasis on hands-on clinical training. University Teaching Hospitals are multi-specialty facilities providing comprehensive healthcare services to the nation. Students have the opportunity to work with a diverse patient population and gain practical experience in diagnosing and treating a range of medical conditions.

Clinical training at KIMS University is designed to prepare students for real-life medical practice. Under the guidance of experienced physicians and medical professionals, students develop the key skills and competencies required for a healthcare career.

Student Life and Support Services:

KIMS University is committed to providing a supportive and nurturing environment for students. The campus offers a wide range of student support services, including advising, academic advising, and career advising. These services are designed to help students progress academically and achieve their professional goals.

The university also encourages students to get involved in extracurricular activities and community service. A variety of student organizations and clubs provide opportunities for personal growth and development, promoting a well-rounded educational experience.

Conclusion:

Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences is a premier institution that offers comprehensive, quality medical education. With strong academic programs, state-of-the-art infrastructure, emphasis on research, and commitment to clinical education, KIMS University prepares students to succeed in the field of medicine.

If you are looking for a medical university that combines academic excellence with practical experience, KIMS University could be your best option. Our holistic approach to medical education ensures that our graduates are not only knowledgeable and competent, but also compassionate and committed medical professionals ready to make a difference in the world.

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Exploring Research Paths: Pursuing MBBS in Karnataka

Choosing the right destination to study MBBS is an important decision for medical professionals. Known for its excellent education and vibrant cultural environment, Karnataka is an attractive choice for students who wish to embark on a medical journey. In this article, we explore the many options and unique aspects of pursuing MBBS in Karnataka.

Opportunities:

Diverse Educational Landscape:

Karnataka has a wide range of medical colleges, including renowned government institutions like Bangalore. 

Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI), Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) and Mysore Medical College and Research Institute (MMCRI). 

In addition, the state has several renowned private medical colleges that offer quality education.

Advanced infrastructure and facilities:

Medical colleges in Karnataka are equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure, modern laboratories, and state-of-the-art. state-of-the-art medical technology. It facilitates hands-on learning and allows students to familiarize themselves with the latest advances in medicine.

Clinical exposure and hands-on training:

Karnataka's strong healthcare system, which includes government hospitals, private clinics, and specialty centers, offers many opportunities for clinical application. put out Students gain practical experience by rotating in various departments, enabling them to develop clinical skills and diagnostic skills.

Research and Innovation:

Medical colleges in Karnataka promote a culture of research and innovation by encouraging students to participate in research projects, publish papers, and participate in research conferences. It facilitates intellectual growth and fosters the development of medical knowledge.

Cultural Diversity and Extracurricular Activities:

Karnataka's rich cultural heritage and cosmopolitan cities provide a vibrant backdrop to students' academic journey. Apart from academics, students can immerse themselves in cultural events, festivals, and recreational activities that enhance their overall college experience.

Challenges:

Competitive Entrance Exams:

Karnataka MBBS programs are very competitive for admission and students have to clear. state-level entrance tests like NEET (National Eligibility with Entrance Test). Thorough preparation and high scores are required to secure admission to top medical colleges.

Government Board Limited seats:

Karnataka Government Medical Colleges have a limited number of seats for MBBS candidates. This increases competition among students and emphasizes the importance of success in entrance exams.

High tuition fees in private colleges:

Although private medical colleges in Karnataka offer quality education, tuition fees can be relatively high. This is a financial challenge for students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Language barriers:

Language can be a barrier for non-Canadian students. However, most of the medical colleges in Karnataka offer instruction in English, which makes it easier for students from outside the state to adapt.

Conclusion:

Doing MBBS in Karnataka offers many opportunities for medical professionals. With its diverse educational landscape, state-of-the-art infrastructure, extensive clinical exposure, and vibrant cultural environment, Karnataka provides an enriching environment for students to pursue their medical aspirations. Although there are challenges such as competitive entrance exams and high tuition fees, careful preparation and persistence can help aspiring doctors overcome these obstacles. After all, studying MBBS in Karnataka lays the foundation for a fulfilling and rewarding career in the medical field...

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If you listen to Gary’s show, you know that he begins with the latest findings in natural approaches to health and nutrition. Starting this week, we will make some of those findings available each weekday to subscribers to the Gary Null Newsletter.

Garlic sprouted for five days has improved antioxidant potential 

Folic acid and B12 lower in men with erectile dysfunction

What’s on your plate? 60% of foods in America contain unhealthy additivesShare

Garlic sprouted for five days has improved antioxidant potential

Kyungpook National University (S Korea), March 4, 2023 

"Sprouted" garlic - old garlic bulbs with bright green shoots emerging from the cloves - is considered to be past its prime and usually ends up in the garbage can. But scientists are reporting in ACS' Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry that this type of garlic has even more heart-healthy antioxidant activity than its fresher counterparts.

Jong-Sang Kim and colleagues note that people have used garlic for medicinal purposes for thousands of years. Today, people still celebrate its healthful benefits. Eating garlic or taking garlic supplements is touted as a natural way to reduce cholesterol levels, blood pressure and heart disease risk. It even may boost the immune system and help fight cancer. But those benefits are for fresh, raw garlic. Sprouted garlic has received much less attention. When seedlings grow into green plants, they make many new compounds, including those that protect the young plant against pathogens. Kim's group reasoned that the same thing might be happening when green shoots grow from old heads of garlic. Other studies have shown that sprouted beans and grains have increased antioxidant activity, so the team set out to see if the same is true for garlic.

They found that garlic sprouted for five days had higher antioxidant activity than fresher, younger bulbs, and it had different metabolites, suggesting that it also makes different substances. Extracts from this garlic even protected cells in a laboratory dish from certain types of damage. "Therefore, sprouting may be a useful way to improve the antioxidant potential of garlic," they conclude.

Folic acid and B12 lower in men with erectile dysfunction

First People's Hospital of Yancheng (China), March 15 2023 

The new issue of Sexual Medicine reported the finding of lower levels of B vitamins folic acid and B12, greater homocysteine levels and higher indicators of infection with Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) among men with erectile dysfunction (ED) in comparison with healthy men.

Helicobacter pylori is a bacterium believed to infect about half of the world’s population and is the major cause of gastrointestinal ulcers. Because H. pylori immunoglobin G (Hp-IgG) titers have recently been found to be significantly higher in ED patients than in those without ED, the researchers involved in the current study hypothesized that infection with the bacterium could lead to malabsorption of folic acid and vitamin B12 which increases homocysteine. Elevated homocysteine promotes atherosclerosis, which is a primary cause of ED not due to psychological issues. 

The study compared 84 men with ED to 42 men who did not have the condition. Blood samples were analyzed for serum levels of folic acid, vitamin B12, homocysteine, H. pylori IgG titers and other factors. 

Men with ED had median Hp-IgG titers of 32.34 arbU/mL compared to a median of 20.88 arbU/mL among men without the condition. Serum folic acid levels in the ED group were less than half of those in the healthy group and vitamin B12 levels were also lower, while homocysteine levels were higher. Folic acid levels were found to be higher among men with moderate ED compared to those with severe ED, and were an independent risk factor for the condition.

“H. pylori infection might lead to decreased folic acid and B12 and then increased homocysteine, which might be a mechanism leading to ED,” the authors concluded. “H. pylori eradication or folic acid and B12 supplementation might have certain clinical value in the treatment of vascular ED.”

What’s on your plate? 60% of foods in America contain unhealthy additives

University of New South Wales & University of North Carolina, March 14, 2023

Troubling new research finds the majority of foods purchased by Americans (60%) contain any number of artificial additives such as preservatives, sweeteners, and coloring or flavoring agents. Even worse, these levels represent a 10-percent increase since 2001. The study makes a strong case that the prevalence of food additives is on the rise in a major way. For instance, the average amount of additives in food and beverage products added by manufacturers has increased significantly between 2001 (3.7) and 2019 (4.5).

Food additives are so ubiquitous in the first place thanks to their ability to extend various foods’ shelf lives and improve palatability. Despite this, the health consequences of consuming these substances are still woefully understudied and not clear. So, analyzing and better grasping the impact of food-additive exposure over time is a vital step in understanding its role in numerous negative health developments linked to their consumption, including increased bodyweight and negative changes to the gut microbiome.

“Our research clearly shows that the proportion of ultra-processed foods with additives in Americans’ shopping carts increased significantly between 2001 and 2019. We observed this trend across all food and additive categories,” notes lead investigator Elizabeth K. Dunford, PhD, from the University of New South Wales, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

By 2019, over half of all packaged food and beverage products purchased by U.S. households contained at least three or more additives. Moreover, and perhaps most concerning of all, there was a 22-percent increase in baby food purchases that researchers consider ultra-processed or contained additives.

American consumers buy over 400,000 different packaged food and beverage products annually at grocery stores. New food goods and products are constantly landing on store shelves. More ultra-processed foods means that Americans are eating more sodium, sugar, and saturated fats.

This is the first ever study to assess what U.S. consumers are purchasing, as opposed to relying on reported food and beverage intake, in order to evaluate exposure to food additives in ultra-processed foods. Researchers analyzed the proportion of products purchased by U.S. households containing four common technical food additives: colors, flavors, preservatives, and non-nutritive sweeteners. 

The findings from this study could be used to inform policymakers on where American consumers are getting an increasing number of additives and how the packaged food supply is changing. The results can also set the foundation for future work in this area and provide direction for future researchers,” Dr. Dunford continues.

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Happy little family

Chapter 5: I knew we would meet again 

Angel: how’s everything going, sweetheart? I haven’t seen you in years! 

Kim: don’t f***ing call me that

Angel: why? I’m your mother. I can call you when I want

Kim: why?! WHY?! You KNOW why!! You were never a f***ing mother to me you didn’t love me or dad! All you care about was your f***ing image and you’re picture perfect family you wanted me to be a little doll silent, and do as you please! You didn’t you want a family you wanted a dollhouse to control! You sold me off to be a f***ing lab rat!! I never loved you I never wanna see your f***ing face again!! I have been wanting to say this for a long time!!!

Angel: don’t you talk to me like that young lady!! 

Kim: young lady?! I am 32 years old!! I have a fiancé I have two kids. I have my own f***ing family You think you could just walk back in like nothing happened!! You will never be in mine or my kids life!!

Angel: oh really you’re getting married? Who wanna marry a little b!cth like you? where are your children? 

Kim: one I am not the b!cth you are! Too a wonderful woman named Sally and three I have one of them with me right f***ing now and you’ll make me look terrible in front of him 

Angel: oh it’s good to know that my daughter was one of them no wonder your like this

Talus:* starts crying* mommy who is this?

Kim: a very bad person and you should go wait by the car 

Talus:* crying* ok mommy

Talus leaves to go wait by the car 

Angel: let me guess that little boy you claim is yours it’s supposed to look more like your “ wife”? 

Kim: he is mine I was the one who put him in his mother

Angel: how are they not dead? I would imagine it’s so hard to live without a daddy nobody to teach him how to work and use tools

Kim: didn’t you grow up without a dad?! Why is it such a big deal that my kids don’t have a dad?! And I’m the one who is teaching him all the life lessons he needs to know

Angel: that’s different

Kim: it looks like you didn’t f***ing change this conversation is f***ing over now I’m gonna go be a better mother than you!!!!

Kim grabs her cart and walks back to the car and puts everything in the car gets in the car and starts crying

Kim:* crying* I’m sorry talus you shouldn’t have seen that or hear what I said

Talus:* hugs Kim’s arms* who was that?

Kim: my own mother and that’s why you never visit her because it turned into a screaming match between me and her 

Talus: what did she do?

Kim: I don’t wanna talk about it

Talus:* hugs Kim’s arm again* it’s ok mommy

Kim:*continues to cry* thank you

Kim cry’s for a few minutes and starts driving to the hospital but notices a car following them but she decides to ignore it and drives to the hospital

Tobor: mommy!

Kim: hi tobor! Are you feeling any better?

Tobor: I fell really weak and sick

Kim: that’s just the side effect of your medicine

Tobor: ok mommy

Angel:* storms in* you don’t get to walk away from me!! Like a child!!

Kim: boys go back to tobors room with mama

The boys run off and Kim and angel go outside

Kim: What the f**k do you want?!

Angel: for you to talk to me like you’re my daughter and not like I killed your kids

Kim: did you hit your head?! You know why I am yelling at you!!! You f**king sold me off to a laboratory that performed horrible experiments on me!! And turned me into what I am!!

Angel: that happened years ago I thought you would be over it!

Kim: HOW DELUSIONAL ARE YOU?! I HAVE PTSD FROM ALL THE SH!T I WENT THROUGH I ALMOST F**KING DIED I LOST A ARM AND A EYE YOU DON’T GET TO WALK BACK INTO MY LIFE LIKE NOTHING HAPPENED I FINALLY F**KING FOUND PEOPLE WHO I CAN CALL MY FAMILY AND YOU CANT JUST EXCEPT ME TO LET YOU BACK INTO MY LIFE!!

Angel: it doesn’t matter how much you yell at me you shouldn’t talk to your mother like this!!

Kim: you don’t f**king realize I can beat the sh!t out of you and everybody here can watch but I’m not in the mood to get arrested

Angel: fine I will stay out of your life even though you’re making sh!t up I never did any of that to you 

Kim walks back into the hospital and into tobors room

Sally: what’s wrong Kim?

Kim: I ran into my mother twice

Sally: oh talus was telling me about that and I heard you screaming

Kim: yea I’m sorry I should’t have acted like that In front of the boys

Sally: well you should definitely work on controlling your emotions more but I understand why you acted the way you did

Kim: I’m going to go outside to calm down

Sally: ok take your time sweetie

Kim leaves the room

Tobor: I have been having weird dreams mama

Sally: oh those are fever dreams

Tobor: no i don’t think so I see to people and they say that they are your parents but the lady looks nothing like grandma Linda

Sally: oh well do you know what they look like?

Tobor: the man is wearing traditional Jewish clothing with yellow and black hair and he has burn marks and the lady has hair like you but it’s pink and silver and she is wearing a kippah and a sweater with sweetpants

Sally: oh well let me know if you see them again

Tobor: ok mama where did mommy go?

Sally: oh she’s just outside calming down from what happened earlier today 

Tobor: why was mommy yelling?

Sally: oh she just found somebody who she has a really bad history with and she is the reason why mommy looks the way she looks

Tobor: she didn’t always look like that? 

Sally: yes but if you wanna know more, you should probably talk to her about it not me she doesn’t like it whenever people talk about it we should get going out and you should get some rest

Tobor: ok I will ask her about it tomorrow

End of chapter



 

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Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences: A Premier Choice for Aspiring Doctors

The Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) is one of the leading medical colleges in India, offering high-quality education to students aspiring to become successful doctors. Located in Bangalore, Karnataka, KIMS is renowned for its excellent academic programs, experienced faculty, and state-of-the-art facilities. For students looking to pursue a career in medicine, KIMS is a top choice due to its comprehensive curriculum and strong focus on practical learning.

Why Choose KIMS?

One of the primary reasons students opt for Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences is its reputation for producing well-rounded medical professionals. The college is affiliated with the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), ensuring that the education provided meets high standards. The MBBS program at KIMS is designed to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in the medical field. The curriculum includes a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on clinical experience, which is crucial for a successful medical career.

Cutting-Edge Facilities

KIMS boasts modern infrastructure and facilities that enhance the learning experience. The college has well-equipped laboratories, libraries, and research centres that provide students with the resources they need to succeed. The teaching hospitals associated with Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences offer students the opportunity to gain real-world experience by working with patients under the supervision of experienced doctors. This practical exposure is invaluable, as it prepares students to handle real-life medical situations with confidence.

Experienced Faculty

The faculty at Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences is another major advantage for students. The college employs experienced and highly qualified professors who are experts in their respective fields. These educators are committed to providing students with a solid foundation in medical sciences while also encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The faculty's guidance and mentorship are instrumental in shaping the future doctors of tomorrow.

Holistic Development

At Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences, the focus is not just on academics but also on the overall development of students. The college offers a range of extracurricular activities, including sports, cultural events, and community service programs. These activities help students develop leadership skills, teamwork, and a sense of responsibility, which are essential qualities for any medical professional. The college also emphasises ethical practices and empathy in patient care, ensuring that graduates are not only skilled doctors but also compassionate individuals.

Admission Process

Getting into Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences is a competitive process, as the college attracts some of the best and brightest students from across the country. Admissions are based on the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) scores, followed by a counselling process. Students who meet the eligibility criteria and secure a seat at KIMS can look forward to a rewarding academic journey that will lay the foundation for a successful medical career.

Student Support and Career Opportunities

KIMS provides extensive support to its students throughout their academic journey. From academic counselling to career guidance, the college ensures that students have access to the resources they need to succeed. The college's strong network of alumni and industry connections also opens up numerous career opportunities for graduates. Many students from Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences go on to pursue postgraduate studies, while others secure positions in prestigious hospitals and healthcare institutions.

Conclusion

For students aspiring to become doctors, Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences offers an ideal environment for academic and personal growth. With its strong focus on practical learning, experienced faculty, and commitment to holistic development, KIMS stands out as a premier institution in the field of medical education. Choosing KIMS means embarking on a journey that will not only shape your career but also equip you with the skills and values needed to make a positive impact in the world of healthcare.

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Radiation Oncology Clinical Services Start at KIMS Cancer Centre

The clinical services in Radiation Oncology Department at KIMS Cancer Centre (KCC)-Bhubaneswar has started from 14th March; with the practice of state-of-art linear accelerator-based radiotherapy for cancer patients and the related research works.

KCC is poised to become the first resource-appropriate unique cancer management centre in Odisha for the multi-speciality treatments of all types of cancers. The highly precision linear accelerators and brachytherapy can deliver radiation therapy to the tumors with high accuracy and can improve cancer control with minimal morbidities for the cancer patients.

KCC is having departments and specialities like Surgical Oncology, Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Palliative Care and Nuclear Medicine as it positions to offer comprehensive cancer care for the patients from Odisha and neighbouring regions. The cancer management services being offered at KCC for the patients consist of Cancer Diagnosis, Cancer Registration, Multi-disciplinary Tumor Pathology and Laboratory Tests, Endoscopy, and cancer imaging. Other key supportive services such as psycho-oncology, patient care navigation and coordination for home care are in place at KCC. Multidisciplinary tumor board on a weekly basis take the collective expert decision for the treatments of cancer patients and guide them accordingly.

Dr. Achyuta Samanta, Founder, KIIT, KISS and KIMS said, “the modern cancer care centre adopts multi-disciplinary approaches to cancer treatment. Critical actions will be decided by a Tumor Board, which will also monitor ethical and empathetic practices. The treatment and cancer management will be facilitated in a time-bound manner and within one’s socio-economic means. The OPD and in-patient care are available for all cancer patients at the Centre."

“KCC will integrate cancer support services for the well-being of cancer patients and support their family caregivers,” informed Prof Dr. Bidhu Kalyan Mohanti, Director, KCC.

“In future KCC will train manpower, carry out academic programmes, and research activities on cancer specialities, and combine the works with basic and laboratory-related disciplines. KCC will also provide patient care coordination, diet and physiotherapy modalities and cancer research. The Surgical Oncology section is equipped with modern modular OT, advanced laparoscopic surgery and harmonic scalpel. The Radiation Oncology has two linear accelerators, high dose brachytherapy and Radiation therapy planning. Medical Oncology has day care chemotherapy and indoor wards including isolation/ICU care and is poised to implement bone marrow transplant. Palliative Care and Psycho-Oncology address the physical and mental relief measures for the cancer patients and integrate the family caregivers.’’ added Prof Mohanti.