Volume 1, Issue 2
| Rudolf Virchow, pathologist, anthropologist, and social thinker, Elliot Weisenberg
Eisenhower and Crohn’s disease, James L. Franklin Emerging infections: a perpetual challenge, David M. Moren, Gregory K. Folkers & Anthony S. Fauci The dead mother series of Egon Schiele, Prudence Gourguechon Lost Babies: how a photosculpture is changing the etiquette of consolation, Nancy Gershman Viruses and bacteria series, Laura Olear AIDS Literature: a cross cultural perspective, Clara Orban
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Can Hippocrates save modern medicine?, Patrick Guinan
Medical students’ attitudes towards torture, Jonathan Bean, David Ng, Hakan Demirtas, Patrick Guinan Art & healing pilgrimage to France: the art of re-imagining, Lynda Slimmer Journaling – enhancing the arts experience while traveling, Mary Ann McDermott A pilgrim’s poems from the heart, Joan Callahan Nursing during the US Civil War, Karen J. Egenes The sound of one hand clapping, James L. Franklin |
