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Doctor
Clinical reasoning, everyday medicine, and the questions that deserve a closer look.
In my own words
I’m a doctor with a particular interest in orthopaedics and clinical reasoning. I write about the decisions, uncertainties, and evidence behind everyday medicine, with an emphasis on explaining them clearly without flattening the complexity. I founded MedPublica to create a serious public space for medical voices and their work.
Published writing
Blog Medicines & Therapeutics
One of the world’s most familiar painkillers was tested against placebo for acute low-back pain. The results challenged something medicine had taken for granted.
Article Research, Evidence & Innovation
It can control selected cells using light and has transformed neuroscience. But there is a large gap between changing how we study the brain and changing how we treat patients.
Article Medicines & Therapeutics
Why one of medicine’s most familiar tablet still resists a simple explanation.
Editorial contributions
Publications I helped shape through editorial review.
Article Women’s, Reproductive & Sexual Health
Long recognised in anatomical literature but poorly characterised physiologically, the rete ovarii is now being investigated as a possible sensory and secretory companion to the ovary.
Article Musculoskeletal & Rehabilitation
Football, known as soccer to some, is widely recognized as one of the most popular sports globally.
Article Medicines & Therapeutics
In the global battle against lifestyle diseases, Type 2 Diabetes is traditionally framed around familiar culprits like refined sugars, sedentary habits, and genetic predisposition.
