What Is Our Responsibility Toward Today’s Ebola Outbreak?
Today’s Ebola outbreak in central Africa raises an urgent question: What is our responsibility towards people at risk from this […]
INMED Grads In Action, International Public Health
INMED Grads In Action
Feeling Stressed? Here’s Help!
Are you feeling anxious or stressed? Understandable! Amid nations at war, prices rising, rhetoric intensifying, and basic healthcare increasingly difficulty
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We healthcare professionals today feel burdened by time constraints, practice restrictions, administrative duties, and our concern for the pressing needs
International Public Health
What Are The Weapons Of Peace
For two years I lived in the nation of Angola, amid the longest running civil war in modern African history.
International Health News & Inspiration
Feeling beleaguered in healthcare? Here’s hope!
We healthcare professionals today often feel besieged, morally distressed, emotionally exhausted, and on the edge of burnout. Behind these powerful
International Public Health
What is the Influenza Success-Complacency Cycle?
“Doctor, I feel awful: burning up, terrible chills, aching throughout my body, vomiting, massive fatigue. I can’t care for my
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Affordability And INMED’s Action
Cost weighs heavy upon many of us: groceries, taxes, house payments – and tuition. Healthcare professionals increasingly choose to earn
International Health News & Inspiration
Are Short-Term Medical Missions Effective?
“In Honduras in just five days we saw 700 patients, treating cough, diarrhea, skin infections. These people are quite poor
International Public Health
Is Tetanus Even Real?
This month in Angola, a nation in southern Africa, our team cared for a 10-year-old boy. He was confused, spitting
International Public Health
Malaria in America?
“I have malaria!” shouted a young mother. “I as well,” declared a shivering elderly man. “My children, they all have