University of Mumbai

... period of time.

He taught at the University of Bombay, if I remember correctly.

And so that just adds a whole strange element to, like, that's literally the first person that brought through the Nine in '52.

It is so interesting.

...

Mumbai University in advertising-

In 10?

... it's, no, yeah, in advertising, in BMM।

Our first guest is Dr. Hiran Mazumdar, who is a professor of pediatrics here in the Division of Pulmonology and Sleep Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, working here at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.

Dr. Mazumdar received his MBBS and MD from the University of Bombay and completed pediatric residency and pulmonology fellowship at the SUNY Downstate Medical Center at Brooklyn, New York, and a sleep medicine fellowship at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, New York.

He leads the management of ventilator-dependent patients at UPMC, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, and is interested in optimizing the care of ventilator-dependent children by developing pragmatic evidence-based care protocols that improve the quality of life and minimize healthcare costs while providing optimal care for these kids.

He's practiced as a pulmonologist involved in the inpatient and respiratory care for kids for over 20 years.

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The first time someone has said thanks to Mumbai University.

I've not heard this since 1784.

Yeah.

I sit for a while, letting the chance wash over me, thinking about how this strictness coexists with the bustling economy outside the mosque gates.

The Grand Megal brings in roughly 250 billion FCFA of activity, a massive economic event that researchers at the University of Bombay have studied extensively.

But today it is just a Tuesday and the city is doing its quiet work.

I decide to visit the Murid Islamic Library or Bibliotheque Murid, though I know access might be restricted for outsiders.

While there's been a wonderful and positive response to Part 1, continuing with questions on medical practice affected by insurance and TPAs or third-party administrators, on malpractice litigation, whether there are safeguards to ensure healthcare costs do not escalate, And if it is worthwhile for the young children of today to pursue medicine as a career, are the same five doctors on the panel spanning over 175 years of practice.

Dr. Anita Surinarayan is a pathologist who did her medicine in Lokmanya Tilak Hospital in Bombay and a post-graduation from the University of Bombay.

She is a pathologist and has worked with Lister Labs previously.

Dr. Vardachari Srinivas, a urologist originally, is an alumni of CMC Vellore, Christian Medical College, and did his MS in Bombay University in surgery.

Oh? Then he's a dentist.

Licentiate in dentistry, University of Bombay, sir.

I thought he was a doctor.

Bachelor of medicine, University of Lucknow, sir.