Pandemic has been such a blessing in disguise
Meenakshi Singh is one of the scientists who doesn’t treat science and spirituality as different entities. At present, this researcher is in South Korea, exploring more effective and economical possibilities in cancer treatment. Prior to that she was in-charge of a transplant diagnostic laboratory in Tata Memorial Center, Mumbai. The Tata center is recognized for its extensive cancer research and treatments. The center sees the footfalls of cancer patients across India. She has witnessed the pain and misery of cancer patients very closely. Along with modern medications and treatments, decoding knowledge from our ancient shastras and adapting it can help humans to live healthy, happy and meaningful lives, according to her. This dynamic immunologist was featured in an esteemed book that celebrates the Yin energy –‘Aura : Stories of Inspiring Women.’ Superyogis had engrossing soul to soul talk with her. She uncovers unknown (for layman) aspects of cancer & cancer research and shares her spiritual journey that marks her journey from the self to the self. What’s the area of focus of your research? Meenakshi Singh: I am on study leave. I am working on immunotherapy. I was in-charge of a transplant diagnostic laboratory in Tata Memorial Centre. We were working in the laboratory to identify or in layman’s language matching compatibility genes-HLA match and identifying a good donor for a patient suffering from blood cancer for bone marrow...
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