What Is The Difference Between Mother Teresa And You?
On March 13 I described the New York Times article by editor Nicholas Kristof about Steve Foster, tirelessly serving
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Defending People Most Vulnerable
“We in healthcare experience the unique opportunity of meeting, even defending, people when they are most ill, most distressed,
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Women’s Birth-Related Disabilities
Child birth is both beautiful and dangerous. Well known and still tragically common are the direct causes of maternal
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Global Health Career Decisions: First Select The Ball Park Or The Ball Team?
In other words, as a person launching your international healthcare career is it better to first choose a particular
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Ebola Fighters Stride Out In Front
Fierce was the competition leading up to selection of this year’s Time Person of the Year. Runners up included
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Publicity And Perspective
Publicity is a powerful molder of perspectives. This compelling image by André Carrilho – intended to illustrate the racial
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Ebola For All Time
Forecasts for potential deaths from Ebola are disturbing. But equally heartening are today’s expanded interventions. Very likely in the
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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
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Polio vs Ebola
Yesterday was Rotary’s World Polio Day, and the temptation to draw a comparison with Ebola is compelling. Both diseases
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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