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Oct 26, 2026

Michael ScottGUEST
2:04
I grew up in the UK, grew up in Bath.
Michael ScottGUEST
2:07
I trained at the University of Birmingham for my MBCHB.
Michael ScottGUEST
2:12
I was very fortunate.
Michael ScottGUEST
2:13
I got this photography award with Kodak early in my life, and so I was involved with a group of photographers called Stone Images and it was like Magnum for travel photography so I really paid my way through med school and did a lot of my training abroad in the University of Birmingham so I was lucky I worked in Hong Kong, Vancouver, Sydney both for doing my undergraduate studies so I was a med student intern in Vancouver for instance.
Swami SarvapriyanandaHOST
16:58
And then your qualifications are the Upadhi.
Swami SarvapriyanandaHOST
17:01
You're a doctor, an MBBS, an MD, you're a lawyer, an LLB or something, or an MBA.
Swami SarvapriyanandaHOST
17:08
Those are Upadhi.
Swami SarvapriyanandaHOST
17:08
You write it after your name.
Swami SarvapriyanandaHOST
16:58
And then your qualifications are the Upadhi.
Swami SarvapriyanandaHOST
17:01
You're a doctor, an MBBS, an MD, you're a lawyer, an LLB or something, or an MBA.
Swami SarvapriyanandaHOST
17:08
Those are Upadhi.
Swami SarvapriyanandaHOST
17:08
You write it after your name.
Shashank BhargavaCORRESPONDENT
3:54
So are there no doctors involved here?
Kaunain SheriffGUEST
3:56
There are MBBS doctors, of course, involved in this.
Kaunain SheriffGUEST
3:59
How we should understand this, these are prescription medicines that has to be prescribed by an endocrinologist.
Kaunain SheriffGUEST
4:04
An endocrinologist is a specialist who deals with our body's hormones, the chemical messengers.
AnaHOST
0:11
Joining us is Dr. Sabrina Ramkissoon, specialist obstetrician and gynecologist who has been passionate about women's health for over a decade and a good friend of mine.
AnaHOST
0:22
Dr. Sabrina obtained her MBBS from the University of the West Indies Faculty of Medical Sciences before going on to complete her MRCOG membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
AnaHOST
0:35
For more than 10 years, she's been inspiring, educating, and empowering women through all different stages of life.
AnaHOST
0:43
And she says she's loved every day of it since day one.
Joshua SelmanHOST
71:25
On Thursday, he goes to engineering, and he keeps doing that for five years, and the person says, "I demand a certificate as a doctor." Is that person a lazy student? No.
Joshua SelmanHOST
71:36
But can you give that person MBBS? Can you give him MD or whatever the, the certification that befits a doctor? No.
Joshua SelmanHOST
71:43
What is his error? His knowledge is not sequential.
Joshua SelmanHOST
71:48
It is not aggregated.
Stella FurlongGUEST
3:28
Yes.
Stella FurlongGUEST
3:28
My sister and mentor and co-author is Monica Furlong, MD, MBChB.
Stella FurlongGUEST
3:34
She stood by me through thick and thin.
Stella FurlongGUEST
3:37
She's not a psychiatrist, but a consultant anesthesiologist.
IsaacHOST
20:20
Do you think that that could be a cultural thing that's actually very common to both Singapore and Malaysia? Because interestingly, when I was studying in the UK, there is not as much direct copy-paste from degree into vocation as what I definitely felt in medical school, in law school, where over there, I mean, partially it's because of the, the problems that are plaguing the NHS and all that, but there are so many medical students, um, those who post content, those who quietly are exploring these options.
IsaacHOST
20:52
But so many of them think about, oh, uh, should I go and straightaway go to the US? Should I join management consulting? Should I join pharmaceuticals right after MBBS? And when I was studying law, it was the same.
IsaacHOST
21:05
In Singapore, everyone who studies law becomes a lawyer.
IsaacHOST
21:09
But then over there, I will say up to 30 to 40% of my classmates-
Tanaya NarendraGUEST
18:22
So here is where I think I rely on basic credentials.
Tanaya NarendraGUEST
18:26
I have done MBBS.
Aanchal PanthHOST
18:27
At least you have a doctor who has studied biology and you know it's coming from a credible source at least.
Aanchal PanthHOST
18:34
So, and you know, has a knack to explain things well.

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Aanchal PanthHOST
45:24
So don't worry.
Aanchal PanthHOST
45:25
Like what are the different types of period blood color and when should they be concerned?
Tanaya NarendraGUEST
45:29
I think the first thing that people need to understand is that on the internet these days there is a lot of talk about pink blood, estrogen, Derminol, from where? Who studied this? I am not a gynaecologist and yet I have studied so much in MBBS.
Tanaya NarendraGUEST
45:42
This is what I wanted
Sachin ChatteHOST
2:08
And to take this conversation forward, I'm joined by three panelists who bring three very important perspectives to the discussion.
Sachin ChatteHOST
2:16
So we have with us Dr. Shaheen K. Saiyed, MBBS MD, Psychiatry.
Sachin ChatteHOST
2:21
She worked as a senior psychiatrist at North Goa District Hospital, MAPSA for 15 years.
Sachin ChatteHOST
2:27
Promoted to the post of Deputy Directorate of Health Services, Panjim in July 2024.

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