Are You Thankful? Are You Giving?
Thanks and giving. The union is a powerful combination. Do you have thanks for the advantages you receive? Perhaps […]
International Health News & Inspiration
International Health News & Inspiration
Polio vs Ebola
Yesterday was Rotary’s World Polio Day, and the temptation to draw a comparison with Ebola is compelling. Both diseases
INMED Action Steps For You
Why Is An International Healthcare Career Uniquely Challenging?
This week we hosted the in-classroom section of the 2014 Fall, Glendale CA, INMED Intensive Course. Our ten participants
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What Was The Ebola Of The 1970s?
The progress of today’s Ebola epidemic is largely being tracked through the commentary of one fortunate Ebola survivor: the
Low-Resource Healthcare Pearls
Surviving Life’s Most Dangerous Day
What is the most dangerous day in a person’s entire life? Perhaps the one when a teenager receives his
INMED Action Steps For You
What Will Be Your Conquests?
“I am Shutruk Nahunte, King of Anshand and Sussa, Sovereign of the land of Elam. I destroyed Sippar, took
INMED Action Steps For You
What Healthcare Field Or Specialty Should You Enter?
This decision is often bewildering. As a young person proceeding through healthcare education you face increasingly complex choices that
International Health News & Inspiration
Should People Of Faith Be Allowed In Global Health?
Should people of faith be allowed to participate in global health discussions or initiatives? Does not their spiritual orientation
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Babies Abandoned And A Moral Imperative
A disturbing thought, indeed. Marek Banas, a medical student at Lincoln Memorial University, completed his INMED service-learning experience at The
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Criticism Against Good Samaritans
The debate surrounding Kent Brantly, the American physician serving in Liberia who became infected with Eboli, is representative of