Articles
Did Georges Bizet die from a broken heart?, Nicolas Robles Frank Parsons—A hemodialysis pioneer, Eric Will Ethical considerations in treating minors against the wishes of their parents, Vidushi Sharma William Dawes: Deep flaws & sparks of brilliance, Richard de Grijs University of Padua School of Medicine, JMS Pearce George Orwell: An attempt at a diagnosis, Howard Fischer Encephalitis lethargica: The sweating sickness of the 1920s?, Philip Liebson Room 460, Megan Rizer The Bancroft doctors: Edward, Daniel, and Nathaniel, Jonathan Davidson |
Notable achievements by those without an upper limb, Avi Ohry Carl Linnaeus: Botanist, natural scientist, physician, Göran Wettrell Dialysis, Saher Lalani Rapid recovery in two children’s novels, Emily Boyle From “punch drunk” to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), James L. Franklin Measles again, JMS Pearce The musical and medical journey of Jean Sibelius, Michael and Chaden Yafi Spirit possession in Jewish folklore: The dybbuk, Howard Fischer Tea with Walter de la Mare by Russell Brain, JMS Pearce |
Vignettes
Thomas Guy and his statue, Arpan K. Banerjee Peruvian chukchu masks portraying malaria, Peter de Smet Epidemics: The deadly foes of humanity, George Dunea Unequal encounter: An initiation, Hugh Tunstall-Pedoe Musings from my first, on doctor-patient relationships, Hugh Tunstall-Pedoe Rene Favaloro—Father of cardiac bypass surgery, Arpan K. Banerjee Herophilus, the true father of anatomy?, Philip Liebson William P. Murphy Jr., MD: Physician-inventor, Howard Fischer |
A migrant worker to a brain surgeon, Saahas Kumbamu Did Chopin die from tuberculosis?, Philip Liebson On Hortons among history, Avi Ohry James Ensor’s Bad Doctors, Howard Fischer The root of all problems, Anthony Papagiannis Thomas Wakley (1795–1862) and The Lancet, George Dunea Jeremy Bentham: Dead but not gone, Howard Fischer John Keats statue, Arpan K. Banerjee A belated reunion, George Dunea |