How Are Your Skills At Landmine Injuries? – Angola Day 10
What special skills are required of healthcare professionals who serve the most vulnerable people? The answer depends upon that […]
Low-Resource Healthcare Pearls
INMED Training Sites In Action
22,000 Eyes And Lives Restored – Angola Day 8
I enjoy highlighting the inspiring service of Steve Collins. Born in Angola in 1938, Dr. Collins returned twenty years
Healthcare Education
Meet Our Future Health Leaders – Angola Day 6
I’m honored to introduce my Angolan medical colleagues: Piedoso and Alberto. They are among the very small number of
Low-Resource Healthcare Pearls
Where There Is No Dentist – Angola Day 4
This seven-year old boy arrived today at CEML Hospital from a rural village. Two weeks ago, his illness began
Low-Resource Healthcare Pearls
Fulfillment In Low-Resource Medicine – Angola Day 2
“My son was playing with a coin and now it’s stuck in his throat!” explained a distraught father in
International Health News & Inspiration
Life After Life And The Limits Of Medicine
Rare and precious was an event I enjoyed this spring: lunch together with my medical school dean and two
INMED Grads In Action
International Health For Super Specialists?
“I’m a super refined specialist. What can I do to serve the world’s most poor?” We at INMED regularly hear
Cross-Cultural Healthcare Pearls
What Is The Most Useful Second Language?
“I’m enrolling for classes and I have to take a foreign language. Which one shall I choose?” This dilemma
Low-Resource Healthcare Pearls
Can Azithromycin Prophylaxis Prevent Child Death?
Would administering a routine dose of azithromycin (a common antibiotic) to large numbers of children, regardless of whether they
International Public Health
Ebola Round Two: Should We Be Alarmed?
We are once again on high alert over Ebola. True, this year the disease has killed only a very