International Health News & Inspiration

  Albert Schweitzer is one of international health’s most fascinating personalities. Born in on the border between France and Germany […]

  At Christmas time we focus most on the details of Jesus Christ’s birth: the prophecies, star, virgin mother, impoverished

  Many health care professionals within their own nations are sacrificing personal comfort to care for their neglected neighbors. The

  Frodo: “I wish none of this had happened.” Gandalf: “So do all who live to see such times, but

  Amid the mushrooming violence throughout Ukraine, who of all is most likely to suffer? The soldiers? Indeed, some have

  2 billion people in more than 160 countries over these next two days will celebrate Christmas. Most of these

  The virtue of the Good Samaritan inspires humanitarian efforts throughout the world. Leaders in disaster response, healthcare, search-and-rescue, and

  These winter days are becoming shorter, and colder. With them grows within us a sense of gloom. Holidays are

  The early history of international medical missions is punctuated by one person inspiring another. Dr. John Thomas (1757-1801) was a

  Daktar is the most riveting account of faith and healthcare I’ve ever enjoyed. Set amid the agonizing 1971 Bangladesh