About me

I created this site to share my journey as a medical student and offer a space where curiosity can become an opportunity to learn. It is intended for students, healthcare professionals and anyone who would simply like to understand medicine a little better. I hope to make scientific knowledge more approachable and inviting, while keeping sources, context and unanswered questions in view.

Through Reading Desk, I hope to encourage people to engage with scientific literature through selected papers, context and questions worth pursuing. Each reading is an invitation to return to the original sources, consider how a study was conducted and distinguish its findings from what remains uncertain. I see this as a way to approach research with both curiosity and a critical eye.

In small doses takes a shorter approach: brief explanations about the body, prevention, the history of medicine, surgical instruments and AI. These are ideas to explore in a few minutes, written for everyone, with the hope that a small discovery will spark a new question and the desire to learn more.

HoloSoma explores the meeting of anatomy, surgery and digital innovation. Inspired by three-dimensional reconstructions and immersive technologies, it invites you to observe the body and some of its organs through a visual experience with a holographic effect: forms to rotate, details to discover and new perspectives to explore. A way to approach anatomy with curiosity and discover what makes innovation in medicine so fascinating.

And if you feel like a precision challenge, look for the mascot: a small game inspired by surgery is waiting to be discovered.