Dr. Julia Alleyne: Redefining What Sports Medicine Means
Winters in that Ontario neighbourhood arrived with a flooded rink in the park, kept ice-ready by a father who spent
Winters in that Ontario neighbourhood arrived with a flooded rink in the park, kept ice-ready by a father who spent
In cardiac surgery, there is little room to think about scale; the work is still measured one patient at a
In Greenville and Spartanburg, South Carolina, Dr. Katherine Birchenough has spent years building a different kind of medical practice –
A body can hold more than one calling at once, and few lives make that as plain as this one:
There is a particular kind of restlessness that belongs to people who cannot stop asking what is happening beneath the
It started with something small. A slight change at the ankle, noticeable only to the person living inside that body.
Picture a single clinic day in western or upstate New York. A newly diagnosed breast cancer patient walks through the
A bathroom scale is a small, unassuming object. It sits in a corner, mostly ignored, until the morning it delivers
The paperwork on an executive director’s desk rarely tells you anything about the person who signs it. Compliance reports, payer
There is a part of every hospital that most people walk past without thinking twice. It sits behind the clinical
In 2011, a patient sat across from Dr. Germaine Hawkins and asked him a question no one had prepared him
Every industry has its unglamorous corner, the client nobody wants, the record trapped in a system that was never built