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Julian Sheather: “Surgeon’s Hall” – On art, medicine and gender

February 4, 2009

It is fairly widely accepted that medicine is both a science and an art, that it lays claim to a rigorous evidence-based method, while recognising the impact of irreducibly human […]

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Guest writers, Julian SheatherArt, emotion, gender, medicine, surgeons, the human body2 Comments

A day in the life of an MSF doctor

February 3, 2009

This evening I am pretty tired again. January and December tend to be the busiest months for the Emergency Unit and there have been a higher percentage than normal of […]

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Guest writers, MSFcharities, MSF, NGOs1 Comment

Vidhya Alakeson on the US stimulus bill

February 3, 2009

While Tom Daschle waits another week for his confirmation as the Secretary of Health and Human Services, health reform has got underway without him in the form of the stimulus […]

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Guest writers, US healthcarehealth insurance, Medicaid, President Obama, stimulus bill, Tom Daschle3 Comments

William Lee on “A Short Stay In Switzerland”

January 27, 2009

Last night the BBC aired “A Short Stay in Switzerland”, a one-off drama based on the true story of a terminally ill doctor who killed herself in Zurich with the […]

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Guest writersassisted suicide, Euthanasia, television7 Comments

Mark Clarfield on Israeli Arab patients in time of war

January 16, 2009

Someone less than familiar with Israel might wonder how during this crisis we handle Israeli Arab patients who walk around the hospital in a bright red kaffieh and use the […]

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Guest writersGaza, hospital care, Israel, Jews, patient care19 Comments

Philipp du Cros on drug resistant tuberculosis

January 16, 2009

My name is Philipp du Cros and I work in the Manson Unit of Médecins Sans Frontières UK, providing assistance to our programmes treating tuberculosis (TB). This year I have […]

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Guest writers, MSFcommunicable diseases, drug resistance, global health, healthcare funding, tuberculosis3 Comments

Peter Lapsley opens up with closing down

January 12, 2009

I make no apology for beginning with a sad but salutary tale. Governments are charged with spending their health budgets wisely and to best advantage. The prevention of illness – […]

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Guest writersBritish Medical Association, Department of Health, patients1 Comment

Ohad Oren wants to preserve the beauty of medicine

January 12, 2009

The news item was embedded in the margin of the paper. “100 Years Ago – In Our Pages,” subtitled “1908: Fraud Beauty Doctor” would have attracted the attention of anyone […]

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Guest writers, Studentscharlatans, professional regulation4 Comments

Mark Clarfield on a hospital under rocket fire

January 12, 2009

My hospital, the main institution serving southern Israel, has come under rocket fire since the very first day of the war. As a result, there have been far reaching changes […]

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Guest writersarabs, Gaza, Human Rights, Israel, Palestine, war10 Comments

Mark Clarfield at the southern Israeli front

January 7, 2009

Despite all of the problems working as  a doctor in southern Israel during these trying times, life must go on. For example, I really had to get my car serviced today.  So […]

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Guest writersBeer Sheva, Gaza, Israel, Palestine12 Comments
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