Reviews and Republication
The 2006 monograph entitled "What Medicine Means to Me" was reviewed by the Indian Journal of Psychiatry, while the 2008 issue entitled "Medicine, Mental Health, Science, Religion and Well-being" has been reviewed by Metapsychology Online Reviews. The 2006 editorial ("What is a good editorial?") has been republished in the Indian Journal of Pharmacology, while the 2010 editorial ("Modern Medicine: Towards Prevention, Cure, Well-being and Longevity") has been translated in Portuguese and republished as "Medicina moderna: rumo à prevenção, à cura, ao bem-estar e à longevidade".
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