Added on August 30, 2022 Historical essay Modern Medicine Has Improved Our Lives, But What About Our Deaths? In 1929, a young woman entered Koch Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri. Her symptoms may have included coughing, difficulty breathing, […]
Added on June 7, 2018 Historical essay Do This One Thing: Curing Symptoms not the Disorder This spring, as I was preparing for my wedding, recovering from what was my fourth illness of the year, and […]
Added on August 22, 2017 Historical essay The Trauma of Displacement: How History Can Help Us Understand the Refugee Experience In February of 1915, a fifty-five year old woman, who we will call Ella, was admitted to London’s Colney Hatch […]