An accomplished medical professional, Vivek Baliga began his education
at Sri Aurobindo Memorial School, located in Bangalore, India. Excelling
in and out of the classroom, Dr. Baliga participated in the school's
organized basketball team. Following grade school, he matriculated at
Bangalore's National College Jayanagar.
Concentrating on pre-university science courses, Dr. Baliga continued playing sports and earned recognition as a badminton champion for his college in 1994.
After two years, Vivek Baliga successfully completed his studies and enrolled in Manipal Academy of Higher Education in 1995. Anticipating a career in medicine, Dr. Baliga pursued his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree and graduated in 2000.
During his time at the academy, he played on the basketball team, which clinched championships in 1999 and 2000. Today, he continues to play from time to time as a hobby. Loves the 3 points still!!!
Dr. Baliga continued to expand his education by working toward a doctorate with a focus on cardiovascular research. He is currently a member of the Royal College of Physicians and of the Indian Academy of Echocardiography, of which he is the secretary of the Karnataka Chapter.
Since beginning his career, Vivek Baliga has published several articles in various medical journals. In 2009, he co-authored an article for Prescriber, a periodical devoted to prescribing and medicine management. His article concerned advice for managing acute coronary syndrome.
His article on Diabetes and heart failure was the most downloaded article on Sage publications two years in a row.
Dr. Baliga also co-penned a piece for the American Heart Association regarding the effect of insulin receptor levels and other factors contributing to insulin sensitivity on the endothelial cells, a thin layer of cells found on the interior of certain vessels.
Vivek Baliga also contributes to the medical community as a philanthropist. In 2011, he took part in the 10-kilometer Bupa Great Manchester Run, accepting donations for the Desk & Chair Foundation. He was also part of a team of doctors in Mangalore which provided education to teachers and children about malaria prevention.
Dr Vivek Baliga is the author of a number of different articles across different medical specialties. He is an expert author on ezine articles, has published numerous article for his newsletter Sowkhya Magazine and has published articles in peer reviewed journals as well.
In addition to authoring number of articles online, Dr Vivek is also an expert author on Medlife.com. His articles are published on their blog and also in their patient magazine. You can also finding him tweeting health tips here.
Concentrating on pre-university science courses, Dr. Baliga continued playing sports and earned recognition as a badminton champion for his college in 1994.
After two years, Vivek Baliga successfully completed his studies and enrolled in Manipal Academy of Higher Education in 1995. Anticipating a career in medicine, Dr. Baliga pursued his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree and graduated in 2000.
During his time at the academy, he played on the basketball team, which clinched championships in 1999 and 2000. Today, he continues to play from time to time as a hobby. Loves the 3 points still!!!
Dr. Baliga continued to expand his education by working toward a doctorate with a focus on cardiovascular research. He is currently a member of the Royal College of Physicians and of the Indian Academy of Echocardiography, of which he is the secretary of the Karnataka Chapter.
Since beginning his career, Vivek Baliga has published several articles in various medical journals. In 2009, he co-authored an article for Prescriber, a periodical devoted to prescribing and medicine management. His article concerned advice for managing acute coronary syndrome.
His article on Diabetes and heart failure was the most downloaded article on Sage publications two years in a row.
Dr. Baliga also co-penned a piece for the American Heart Association regarding the effect of insulin receptor levels and other factors contributing to insulin sensitivity on the endothelial cells, a thin layer of cells found on the interior of certain vessels.
Vivek Baliga also contributes to the medical community as a philanthropist. In 2011, he took part in the 10-kilometer Bupa Great Manchester Run, accepting donations for the Desk & Chair Foundation. He was also part of a team of doctors in Mangalore which provided education to teachers and children about malaria prevention.
Dr Vivek Baliga is the author of a number of different articles across different medical specialties. He is an expert author on ezine articles, has published numerous article for his newsletter Sowkhya Magazine and has published articles in peer reviewed journals as well.
In addition to authoring number of articles online, Dr Vivek is also an expert author on Medlife.com. His articles are published on their blog and also in their patient magazine. You can also finding him tweeting health tips here.
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