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By Ramana Annamraju MedBricks “The finite mind of man can never grasp the mysteries of the infinite. It is the highest wisdom, as it is our great happiness, to accept our limitations, to use what we have, and leave the rest to God.” - George Washington Well, once upon a time. there lived a man who wants to know the mind of God! As the Novel Coronavirus devastating humanity, it stunned from the front line healthcare workers to world-class scientists with its mysterious beginnings to its elusive behavior. But it did not bypass the premonition of a young man who lived almost one hundred years ago in...

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The Incredible Mind of Ramanujan www.RAMANA.com

January 05, 2022

By Ramana Annamraju MedBricks “The finite mind of man can never grasp the mysteries of the infinite. It is the highest wisdom, as it is our great happiness, to accept our limitations, to use what we have, and leave the rest to God.” - George Washington Well, once upon a time. there lived a man who wants to know the mind of God! As the Novel Coronavirus devastating humanity, it stunned from the front line healthcare workers to world-class scientists with its mysterious beginnings to its elusive behavior. But it did not bypass the premonition of a young man who lived almost one hundred years ago in...

"One of the most eminent medical minds of the century" - New York Herald Tribune - DailyWearForMedicine.com

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By Ramana Annamraju ********** On a personal note, Dr.Subbarow reminds me of my late father - Teacher, Doc...

Ancient China's Master Pharmacologist - GE Hong

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By Ramana Annamraju MedBricks On 1967, May 23, then China's premier Mao Zedong ordered a secret military project, bearing the date and month of the project called "Project 523". Unlike all other, his brutalities that killed and tortured millions of his fellow countrymen, this time "Project 523", saved millions of people worldwide. The controversial Anti Malaria drug "Hydroxychloroquine" took center stage in the past American elections. This is not the first time Anti Malaria drugs played a role in history. There was another period, and it took center stage. The notorious "Fall Of Saigon" during the Vietnam war was attributed to the Anti Malaria drug. Chairman Mao's love for wars an...

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A Nurse with Data - DailyWearForMedicine.com

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