Are YOU A Good Samaritan?
When we hear the parable of the Good Samaritan, we often picture a compassionate traveler who stopped to help a
When we hear the parable of the Good Samaritan, we often picture a compassionate traveler who stopped to help a
Journeys in International Health Require Financial Steps Consider the journey of Carrie Valdiviezo, who earned her Graduate Diploma in International
Compassion in Action in Nepal and Tibet Last week, we witnessed another stark reminder of how fragile human life can be. On
Across North America, thousands are becoming acutely ill with abdominal cramping, watery diarrhea, nausea, fatigue, weight loss – sometimes even
The FIFA World Cup has a way of pulling people in. We relish watching thousands of fans anticipating dramatic goals,
Today’s Ebola outbreak in central Africa raises an urgent question: What is our responsibility towards people at risk from this
Are you feeling anxious or stressed? Understandable! Amid nations at war, prices rising, rhetoric intensifying, and basic healthcare increasingly difficulty
We healthcare professionals today feel burdened by time constraints, practice restrictions, administrative duties, and our concern for the pressing needs
For two years I lived in the nation of Angola, amid the longest running civil war in modern African history.
We healthcare professionals today often feel besieged, morally distressed, emotionally exhausted, and on the edge of burnout. Behind these powerful