In 2017, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts announced that it would stop using race as a factor […]
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In 2017, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts announced that it would stop using race as a factor […]
On the tropical beach of a remote island, a group of ailing Europeans was spread across the white sands. Some […]
Both of my children were born too soon. My son was twelve weeks premature, and my daughter arrived ten weeks […]
Imagine the horror of waking up in the middle of your surgery – or worse, never being asleep at all. […]
When I suggested the “Beyond Florence” series to the team at Nursing Clio, I didn’t set out to “cancel” Florence […]
I first encountered Susie Yellowtail (Crow) in a July 1934 letter in which a physician on her reservation condemned her […]
The skeletal diagram in Mansur ibn Ilyas’s fifteenth-century medical text, the Tashrih-i badan-i insan, looks at first glance like it’s […]
From so far in the future, the medicine of ancient Mesopotamia looks strange. After all, it’s easy to dismiss the […]
“Good morning Katherine, I just wanted to let you know that we have located the Migraine Art.” For four years, […]
During the First World War, the Surgeon General received numerous pitches for miraculous cures for sick and wounded American soldiers. […]