Give a Man a Fish, and You Feed Him for a Day . . .
“Those who write and talk about the dream of global health equity can make people think, but can not make them care. It is…
Read More“Those who write and talk about the dream of global health equity can make people think, but can not make them care. It is…
Read MoreI wrote this piece to reconcile my feelings and thoughts about choosing a specialty as I have moved through the first two years of…
Read MoreMarch Response and May Question
March Question In March, we looked at the case of a terminal patient without an advanced directive. Here’s a reminder: On a breezy March…
Read MoreIt’s late in the afternoon, and you have one more patient to see before you end your shift. You gently knock on the door…
Read MoreGeneral Surgery
I clearly remember making my third-year clinical schedule and the stress of placing each rotation in the “correct place.” While I was indecisive, switching…
Read MoreThe University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix recently celebrated its 10th anniversary and with its 7th Match Day around the corner, the…
Read MoreI recently had the opportunity to interview Dr. Valentine Nfonsam, an associate professor with The University of Arizona Department of Surgery, Division of General…
Read MoreCardiovascular-Hematology
Latir You have betrayed me in my final hour — Sustained my life, now dying in a cage. Gurgling fountain, you still have years…
Read MoreIn the early morning of August 23, 2016, I eagerly packed my belongings in my car and headed 225 miles west: it was time…
Read MoreAfter completing four grueling years of medical education, a select cohort of highly talented individuals attain the honor of calling themselves doctors. However, their…
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