The Assyrians & Epilepsy
The first evidence of epilepsy’s description is interwoven with the advent of human civilization, a condition known as “antasubbu” that plagued the unfortunate in…
Read MoreThe first evidence of epilepsy’s description is interwoven with the advent of human civilization, a condition known as “antasubbu” that plagued the unfortunate in…
Read MoreA beep and a clack, the double doors groan back Outwards they swing as the trauma rolls in to bay three Green-clad staff like…
Read More“Life beats down and crushes the soul and art reminds you that you have one” -Stella Adler The art of medicine is a concept…
Read MoreIf the uncanny valley describes the unsettling feeling of looking at something humanoid, then the same could be said about the way the world…
Read MoreFebruary: the month when stores explode in various shades of reds and pinks, heart-shaped chocolate boxes and candy hearts litter the shelves, and just…
Read MoreWhen we hear the words “lung cancer,” our minds immediately ask, “Did/does the patient smoke?” What do you as the physician, or maybe the…
Read MoreAs the seasons change and the colors of leaves with it – as much as seasons and leaves can change in Phoenix – the…
Read MoreIf you’ve spent much time in hospitals, you know that no two are the same. Architecture differs, food varies, and good luck trying to…
Read MoreThroughout my clinical rotations, I’ve often found myself deeply, deeply exhausted by the end of the day. Some days that’s not a surprise, such…
Read MoreIn the following interview, “DK” tells the story of his experiences with addiction, both as a physician and patient. He provides unique perspective and…
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