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Volume 15, Issue 2 – Spring 2023 ISSN 2155-3017
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Hektoen International is pleased to announce the winners of the Winner: Soul power, Shannon-Adams Hartung Runner-Up: From silks to science: The history of hematoxylin and eosin staining, Vidhi Naik Thank you to all who participated! (Our general Grand Prix Essay Competition is currently closed.)
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Is a bigger brain better?, Matimba Molly Chilala
Not just for the sake of ourselves, Florence Gelo A historical review of Crohn’s disease, Anagha Brahmajosyula Clinical signs in images of King Henry VII, Stephen Martin Dr. Mikhail Bulgakov and morphine, Howard Fischer St. Fabiola and her hospital, George Dunea Gonzalo Lafora: Spanish neuropsychologist, neuropathologist, |
The ordeal of Evelyn Waugh, Stephen McWilliams
Baudelaire’s spleen, Nicolas Roberto Robles And for unto us…, Desmond O’Neill Amy Sage, Eli Ehrenpreis It’s not the patient who hit you…, JP Sutherland Huntington’s chorea, JMS Pearce Steller’s Sea eagle: Who was Georg Wilhelm Steller?, |
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Edvard Munch: The child who never grew up, Michael Yafi
Chinese footbinding: A millennium of mutilation, Howard Fischer Rapamycin: The “fountain of youth” from Easter Island?, |
The mysterious illness of Christopher Columbus, George Dunea
Hemiplegic migraine, the monster, Ceres Alhelí Otero Peniche Healer of the pharaohs: History’s first woman doctor, |
Encore |
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India’s oldest medical schools, Arpan K. Banerjee
Polymathy in decline?, JMS Pearce The benefit of literature to a medical student, |
A teacher remembered, Martin Duke
Thomas Jefferson’s medical schools, John Ehrhardt, Patrick O’Leary Alice Hamilton: Physician and scientist of the dangerous trades, Anne Jacobson |
Hektorama |
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