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In this episode, I sit down with my friend Dr. Samar Sen Popuri, MD (Internal Medicine) — a General Physician from Arete Hospitals, Gachibowli — for a real, no-filter conversation about what it means to be a doctor today. We discuss his journey growing up with a doctor mom, how that shaped his decision to become a physician, and the challenges of being a family doctor in the era of specialists, corporate hospitals, and Google reviews. 💬 Topics we discussed: • How physicians are adapting to survive in the era of specialisation • The rise of new fields like Longevity Medicine and Diabetology • Why it’s harder today for family doctors to build trust and continuity • How social media, patient expectations, and online ratings affect real practice • The emotional side of being a doctor in modern healthcare This is an honest and personal conversation — about medicine, identity, and purpose — from two doctors who’ve lived it. 🔔 Subscribe for more candid conversations on oncology, cancer care, and doctor life. 📍 Consultation Timings Dr. Madhav Danthala • Evening: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM at People’s Polyclinic, Manikonda • Daytime: Available at Omega Hospitals, Gachibowli Dr. Samar Sen Popuri • Evening: 10:00 PM – 8:00 PM at People’s Polyclinic, Manikonda (on prior appointment basis) • Daytime: Available at Arete Hospitals, Gachibowli #telugupodcast #DoctorLife #GeneralPhysician #DoctorStories #MedicalPodcast #HealthcareIndia #TeluguDoctors #DoctorChallenges #PhysicianPodcast #DoctorTalk #MedicineToday #RealTalk #LongevityMedicine #CorporateHospitals #HealthPodcast