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A clinician’s reading of Nepal Health Budget 2083/84: what the Rs 101.95 billion health allocation promises, what the targets actually say, and what must work in real hospitals.
Read notePediaHelper is useful because it helps pediatric residents with real duty questions: drug doses, bilirubin thresholds, resuscitation numbers, ABG interpretation, sodium correction, growth assessment and evidence lookup.
Read noteA practical Nepal-focused guide for parents on newborn jaundice, phototherapy, warning signs and follow-up.
Read noteA practical guide for parents when a two-year-old is not talking, including hearing loss, autism, speech delay and when to seek help.
Read noteA practical guide for parents of children with nephrotic syndrome, including swelling, urine protein, steroids, relapse and danger signs.
Read noteA parent-friendly explanation of asthma inhalers, controller medicines, relievers, spacers and common fears in Nepal.
Read noteA detailed parent guide to thalassemia in Nepal, including transfusion, chelation, monitoring, Nepal/South Asia data, BMT, newer medicines, gene therapy and practical clinic questions.
Read noteA Nepal-focused systems piece on preventable pediatric deaths, vaccines, delays, referral gaps, infections and family-level barriers.
Read noteA structured pediatric approach to hepatomegaly, splenomegaly and hepatosplenomegaly for exams and ward practice.
Read notePocketMed AI is an offline medical AI app for doctors, residents and medical students, built for real wards, pediatric dosing, emergency references, calculators and low-connectivity clinical work.
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