The beginning of HIV in India
The first cases of HIV infection in India occurred among prostitutes in Madras (Chennai) in 1986.
The first cases of HIV infection in India occurred among prostitutes in Madras (Chennai) in 1986.
Ayurvedic diagnosis includes an examination of the body's nine doors (नवद्वार): two each of eyes, ears, and nostrils, along with the mouth, genitalia, and the anus.
Bangalore's NIMHANS has a Brain Museum (officially the Neuropathology Museum) which boasts a collection of 300 brains.