Dr. Kishor K. Tewary has spent years decoding not just the biology of the body, but the quiet battles people fight alone between ambition and vulnerability, control and trust, power and the need to be held. In Synthetic Heart, he bridges clinical precision with emotional suspense, exploring the boundaries of intimacy, fear, and what it truly means to love without losing yourself.
Over the course of his career, Dr. Tewary has dedicated his life to treating children and supporting families through their most vulnerable moments. His clinical approach combines strict scientific evidence with a warm, human understanding, the same balance that defines his fiction.
In fiction, Dr. Tewary explores what clinical diagnostics cannot define. Drawing from years of witnessing how fear, love, and control shape human relationships, he crafts stories that probe the tension between ambition and vulnerability, and the quiet cost of holding on too tightly.
Qualified MBBS at Bihar University (1987), followed by an MD in Paediatrics at Patna University (1989). Began clinical practice in India as a consultant paediatrician and nephrologist at Holy Family Hospital, Patna.
Relocated to the United Kingdom in 1997 for advanced training. Earned the MRCP (1998) and MRCPCH (1999), followed by a Fellowship of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (FRCPCH) in 2007.
Appointed a Consultant Paediatrician. Received NHS discretionary points (2001-2007) and four Clinical Excellence awards (2007-2015) for exceptional contributions. Served as an Honorary Senior Lecturer at Birmingham University Medical School.
Served as Associate Professor of Paediatrics at St George's School of Medicine, Grenada until 2015. Presented at international conferences, contributed to peer-reviewed journals, and served on advisory groups for the Royal College of Paediatrics.
Awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award (2020) by the International Scientist Awards, VDgood Technology, India. Featured on ITV Central discussing children's sleep disorders.
Expands into creative writing with the release of 'Synthetic Heart' in 2026. Intertwines medical understanding, life coaching insight, and a passion for music and composition into a romantic thriller.
Parents of a child with a sleep disorder describe their clinical journey, diagnostic clarity, and the custom care provided by Dr Tewary.
A detailed physiological guide to urinary reflux in infants, explaining how diagnostic precision shapes the treatment course.
Reassuring guidelines for parents dealing with childhood enuresis, addressing causes and outlining effective behavioral treatments.
Leading paediatrician Dr Kishor Tewary answers key clinical questions about UTIs in young children, including safety precautions.
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