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

A Softer Touch for a Hard Problem: Tiny Robot vs Kidney Stones

Few pains rival that of kidney stones. In India, where an estimated 12% of the population suffers from them at some point, the burden is heavy. For many, oral medication is too slow, while surgery, though effective, is invasive and costly. Patients often oscillate between pain and procedure.

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The Heart That Waits: A New Hope for Transplants

One of medicine’s deepest frustrations has been the heart that cannot be used. After circulation stops, donor hearts deteriorate rapidly, leaving most unfit for transplant. Traditional solutions—restarting the heart in the donor’s body or preserving it in costly perfusion machines—have been either ethically controversial or too expensive.

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Earlier posts and videos by Vader Top Do

Parkinson’s Has a Scent—And Dogs Can Smell It

Blood That Travels—Ready Before You Are

Fat Isn’t Just Fat — It’s Fuel for Cancer

Not Just a Knee—It’s Your Knee

Still Growing, Even When the World Thinks You're Done

End of a Hereditary Curse

A Promising Break in the HIV Fight

Outsmarting Deadly Fungi

Goodbye, Zombie Cells

A Tooth That Feels, Not Just Fills

Fungi’s Fall Begins

When The Mind Forgets, This Molecule Remembers

A One-Shot Rewrite of Heart Risk

When Borrowed Organs Borrow Time

Blood Type? No Longer a Problem.

A Machine That Can See Tomorrow