Doctors, Patients, & Diseases
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| A – J |
Moustapha Abousamra
Lealani Mae Acosta
Good patient, good doctor
Beauty in breaking
Saleh Aldasouqi
When the doctor is the patient
Heather Lynn Alva
Peter Arnold
The loneliness of the long-living doctor
Henry Bair
Gifts of gratitude
Notes on a first abortion
Nimisha Bajaj
Andrew Bamji
Anjan Banerjee
Uncertainty and clinical truths
Lara Bazelon
The middle finger: identity crisis in the emergency room
Susan M. Beck
Daniel Becker
Jeanne Bereiter
Canon Brodar
Rae Brown
Farrah Bui
Gail Burke
Medicine and trust, behind bars
Christopher H. Cameron
Lesley Campbell
Havi Carel
Breathless: philosophical lessons from respiratory illness
Elizabeth Cerceo
Notre Dame and gratitude
Burnout: Are we looking at it through the wrong lens?
George W. Christopher
Eric P. Cohen
Erin Crouch and Katelyn McDonald
Red right hand: ectrodactyly as a metaphor
Michael Daley
Case of the authentic chest pain thought too good to be true
Jonathan Davidson
Herbert William Page and the railway spine controversy
Rose A. Devasia
HP Dietz
The law of diminishing returns: biomedical research in trouble
Martin Duke
Mel Ebeling
On becoming a disabled physician new
John Brewer Eberly, Jr.
“Let the people see what I’ve seen”: beauty, suffering, and learning to see
Obinna Ejide
Liam Farrell
One thing we can’t live without
Howard Fischer
The sixtieth anniversary of the “Battered Child Syndrome”
“Avoid a remedy that is worse than the disease”
Abram Gabriel
Intubation incarceration: a true tale of torture
Katrina Genuis
Vani Ghai
Questioning immunology and the soul
Ladan Golestaneh
Pavane L. Gorrepati
What’s hormones got to do with it? The medicalization of menopause in postwar America
John Graham-Pole
Kate Hawkes
Personal magic – creativity and Shamanic ways for wellbeing
Elena Hill
Ellen Hitt
Richard P. Holm
Prasad Iyer
David Jeffrey
Montaigne’s Essays: emotions and empathy
D. Brendan Johnson
Lawrence H. Jones
What’s old is new again: quackery in the age of the Internet
Hannah Joyner
| K – P |
Susan Kaplan
Paul Karagiannis
Murad Moosa Khan
T. Colin Killeen
Sheila Solomon Klass
Waiting for the darkness to lift
Lloyd W. Klein
When good doctors have bad outcomes: improving clinical practice in a results-oriented environment
Rachel H. Kowalsky
Julius Kremling
Why connection matters: Understanding patients’ illness by understanding their reality
Camille Kroll
Seeking medicalization: chronic illness without diagnosed disease
Howsikan Kugathasan
Calvin Kunin
Memories of a West Virginia coal camp
Jonathan D. Lewis
Jeremiah Kenoyer’s cancer cure
Monica Maalouf
Farrin A. Manian
William Marshall
Irene Martinez
Stacey Maslow
Sally Mather, Chris Millard, and Ian Sabroe
Thriving in the face of uncertainty
Jean Jacob Mathews
The free diaper delivery and chat service
Lea Mendes
PEACH: Providing end of life care for the homeless
Atara Messinger
“The GBM in Room 9”: on the objectifying power of naming and diagnosing
Jacklyn Munn
Provider empathy: a patient’s tale
Ben Murnane
The patient writer: finding meaning in authorship and illness
Ajanta Naidu
Elie Najjar
Bernardo Ng
Hispanic, Latin, Latino, Latina, or Latinx?
Ifediba Nzube
Dimitrios G. Oreopoulos
Is there meaning in suffering?
Rebecca Osborn
Charles Ethan Paccione
Anthony Papagiannis
Summer heat, crisis, and the glad game
The girl with the name of a flower
Medicine as handmaiden of technology
Aspects of distancing
Shaking hands
The treasure trove of memory
Dialogues of comfort
Life is short and Art is long: reflections on the first Hippocratic aphorism
Preparing for the unexpected
Brief encounters
Great expectations
Not-so-natural history
Young, pretty, and not quite right
Doctor-patient reunions
Drama in brief
Once a professor… new
J.M.S. Pearce
Patients and society: the big divide
Constance E. Putnam
Doctor’s daughter: reflections on a family’s role in a physician’s practice
| R – Z |
Jayant Radhakrishnan and Bangalore Jayaram
Orion H. Stuteville: a surgeon’s surgeon
Tuhina Raman
Goutham Rao
The unconscious eater – The modern glutton
Shruthi Ravishankar
Javishkar Reddy
Ronald Rembert
Jack Riggs
Signs
Alida Rol
“Mississipi Appendectomy” and other stories: When silence is complicity
Damiano Rondelli
People or numbers: healing and efficiency
Gregory Rose
Brianna Rossiter
Paul Rousseau
Kate Rowland
Geoffrey Rubin, Mark Abrams, and D. Edmund Anstey
The Plague and physician burnout
Gregory W. Rutecki
Retirement reflections: from code to compassion with Chloe
Shrestha Saraf and Sudarshan Ramachandran
Homeopathy: medicine or placebo?
Aneesa Sataur
Pain and palpation: reading the body narrative with the osteopathic medical touch
Ami Schattner
Christopher J. Schayer
Naomi Schlesinger, Gregory Maniatis, Ranita Sharma, and Boris D. Veysman
Gautam Sen
Ariana Shaari
Dr. Arrieta’s lesson: Have we lost something in the gain?
Suchita Shah
Where doctors cannot reach: tales from a British High Street
Ahmad Shakeri and Howsikan Kugathasan
Fergus Shanahan
Waiting
Support players in the story of an illness – how to behave
Medicine’s pandemonium of paradoxes
Shreya Sharma
In sickness and in health: misogyny in medicine
William Shimp
The doctor becomes the patient: an internist’s journey from skepticism to gratitude
Rebecca M. Shulman
Shampa Sinha
Bryan Sisk
Annabelle Slingerland
The Beetham Eye Institute at the Joslin Diabetes Center
Patients without borders: cardiac surgery, activism, and advocacy
Annabelle Slingerland and J. Wouter Jukema
Richard Sobel
Richard Sobel and Peggy Aylsworth
R. S. Steinberg
James Stoeller
Vigneshwar and Nivetha Subramanian
Healing in post-genocide Rwanda
Chris Sumberg
Quickly now, where does it hurt?
Gordon Sun
Irene Switankowsky
Honoring a Patient’s Inner Wisdom
Alexandria Szalanczy
Mark Tan
Jessica Tang
Kathryn Taylor
The hypocrisy of the advice-giver
Kanani Titchen
Carla Treloar
Reflections on the practice of treatment for drug dependence
Yen-Hsiang Wang
A confession from a patient of atopic dermatitis
Dane Wanniarachige
Understanding and combatting ageism in healthcare
Simon Wein
Caroline Wellbery
Jennifer Wineke
Decoding doctor-speak in the era of OpenNotes
Bharata Wingham
Warning: laughter can be hazardous to your illness
Singh Yadav
The impact of technology on healthcare
Andrew Yim
Frank Yurasek
Mainstreaming acupuncture in Chicago
Wali Zahid
Health flash: humanize medicine, the time is now
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