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Dr. Udwadia has a long list of medical credentials. Dr. Udwadia graduated from the University of Bombay, with MBBS in 1953 and MD in 1956. In the year 1969, at 38 years of age, he was the youngest Indian to be elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, England. Since 1958 he is associated with B.D. Petit Parsee General Hospital as an Honorary Consultant Physician and since 1964, as a Consultant Physician and Consultant-in-Charge of the Intensive Care Unit at the Breach Candy Hospital.

He is an Emeritus Professor of Medicine at Grant Medical College and the JJ Group of Hospitals, where he has taught many medical students for over 5 decades. He has received numerous prizes and accolades for his medical work. He has written books and research papers that have been published in international and national journals. In 1987, Dr Udwadia was honoured with the Padma Bhushan for his contribution to Medicine.

Many of Dr Udwadia’s lectures and talks are accessible for public viewing which are uploaded on YouTube. Just type Dr Farokh Udwadia on google search and

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Doc Udwadia catches his hero’s pulse and writes a one-man play

Jul 03, 2022 01:07 AM IST

In his autobiography, Out of My Life and Thoughts, Schweitzer described his philosophy as that in which “union with the Infinite [could] be realized by ethical action

Mumbai: The city’s most famous doctor and an ardent evangelist for the art of healing Dr Farokh Udwadia would like us to model ourselves on the life of Dr Albert Schweitzer (1875 – 1965), a doctor of tropical medicine who spent his life treating the ill, residing close to the jungles of French Equatorial Africa, in Lambaréné, Gabon, and whose name even today conjures up images of selflessness and sacrifice for the betterment of humanity.

“He was a man worthy of being copied, or if not completely copied, then at least people should change after learning about what Schweitzer was like,” Dr Udwadia said in the course of a telephonic interview. We are talking to Dr Udwadia about Schweitzer, cut in mould of a Renaissance man—by age 30 he had received three doctorates in philosophy, music and theology—because the good do

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JJ Hosp med students learn key skills from top physician

MUMBAI: On Saturday, medical students at the state-run JJ Hospital were taught the fundamental skills of gathering medical histories as a key step in diagnosing patients by one of the country’s finest physicians Dr Farokh Udwadia. The Padmabhushan awardee recognized widely for his diagnostic acumen has often emphasized that medicine is best learned at the bedside rather than from books.As soon as Dr Udwadia, at 93 years of age, entered the hospital, he immediately set an example by climbing the stairs to reach ward 7 on the fifth floor, rather than taking the elevator. Postgraduate students presented their cases to him one by one, standing beside the patients' beds.
Over the course of about two and a half hours, Dr Udwadia imparted lessons on history taking, examination, and arriving at diagnoses.
Dr Udwadia explained to the students the importance of mastering the art of history taking, encouraging them to rely on their clinical skills before turning to diagnostic tests. “Students are forgetting the art of histo