Current Issue
Hektoen International thanks all those who have submitted to the Blood Essay Writing Contest. The contest is now closed and the review process underway. Readers are invited to enjoy our Winter Issue.
| The woman doctor as medical and moral authority, Carol-Ann Farkas
The big question, Monica Maalouf Un-Impostering, Brianna Rossiter Gifts of gratitude, Henry Bair Santa Maria Nuova: curing and caring, Michael Mortellaro “Rich man, poor man”: a history of lead poisoning, Mariel Tishma “If it be a poor man”: medieval treatment for the rich and poor, Erin Connelly Bartolomeo Eustachio of the Anatomical Trinity, George Dunea Camus, Meursault, and the Biopsychosocial Model, Liam Butchart |
We are all hospitalized (metaphorically speaking), F. Gonzalez-Crussi
Two tales of talipes equinovarus, Christopher Walker Theo’s marvelous medicine, Joseph deBettencourt Gymnopédie, Mark Tan “Moonlight” and silence, Anne Jacobson Carroll’s Wonderland, Yvonne Kusiima The names of things, Joseph Hodapp Charles-Michel Billard, an overlooked pediatric pioneer, Stanford Shulman The illness of Tom Wedgwood: a tragic episode in a family saga, John Hayman |
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