A Visionary, defender of Medical Ethics & Dharma and the "Hippocratic oath," a pioneer who digitalised patient-centred care long before TechGaints invaded the arena to monetise by inflicting fear of illness and infections, and brought disrepute to the medical profession, creating disparities in health.

For decades, I worked as a clinician, caring for children and adults, bringing clarity and reassurance to those facing illness. I believed medicine was about healing, protecting, and guiding patients through fear. But one moment changed everything. A healthy 14-year-old boy walked into the emergency department and died that same evening, holding my hand. That experience stayed with me and forced me to question not only how we treat disease, but how we recognise and respond to it.

In 2004, the UK introduced nurse prescribing within t ...