Hello, and welcome to my doghouse!

I’m Vader, the Top Dog, Chief Eating Officer, and lord and master of this place.

Here, I sniff out absurdities, chew on the ridiculous, bark up trees of wisdom, and mark my territory with sarcasm and pee.

Vader Top Dog

Vader the Visionary breaks it all down here.

So, my Dog! What are you waiting for? Grab a bone, and get your tails wagging.

Why? Because when you’re Top Dog, every idea is a hot dog.

Now, gaze upon my glorious picture and kneel, you puny hoomans!

Twitter/X - @vadertopdog (my stingy hooman hasn’t got me a blue tick yet)

Linkedin (my hooman slave and errand boy)- https://linkedin.com/gkinchina

Goodbye, Zombie Cells

In India, skin troubles often go unnoticed until they’re too loud to ignore. Between harsh sun, dust, stress, and everyday neglect, fine lines, dullness, and stubborn blemishes arrive earlier than expected. Beneath them, something more persistent lurks — senescent cells.

Wrinkle Wars.mp4

When The Mind Forgets, This Molecule Remembers

Memory loss doesn’t arrive like a storm. It comes quietly — a forgotten name, a missed appointment, a familiar face turned unfamiliar. In India, where elders often live at the heart of families, these small vanishings carry weight. And now, science may have found a way to slow that silent unraveling.

Hevin Unleashed.mp4

Fungi’s Fall Begins

We’ve all heard of bacteria and viruses. But fungi? Most of us don’t think twice about them. Maybe a skin infection here, a toenail issue there. But inside hospital wards, especially in India, certain fungal infections are turning deadly — and tougher to treat.

https://youtu.be/So-fsgifF_8

When Borrowed Organs Borrow Time

Some moments in medicine arrive not with fanfare, but with a question. For ten days, in a still room in China, a pig’s liver beat alongside a human body. Not metaphorically, not in a future imagined — but here, in flesh, in blood, in defiance of what was once believed impossible.

10 Days to Rewrite Death.mp4

A One-Shot Rewrite of Heart Risk

Cholesterol doesn’t announce itself. It’s a quiet, relentless sculptor, carving out heart attacks in arteries long before the first symptom arrives. In a country where one in four deaths is now cardiac, and where young lives fall prey to what was once an old man’s disease, prevention has always been a race against time — and often, against neglect.

CRISPR & Pup.mp4

A Machine That Can See Tomorrow

A mammogram has always been a snapshot of now. An image of what already exists, seen too often after it’s too late. But now, a machine has learned to see what isn’t there yet.

The Breast Guess Yet.mp4

Blood Type? No Longer a Problem.

Imagine a world where no one dies waiting for compatible blood — no frantic searches in blood banks, no panic when time runs out. That world might be closer than we think.

The Purple Pooch Protocol (1).mp4

Connected, Yet Alone