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This Kansas City event on May 30-31 may not be a fit for you. Please DO NOT come to the […]

Online education is the fastest-growing segment of higher education. Today 15 percent of all learners study exclusively online, and those who

What makes for effective medical education? In the clinical setting we often speak of, “See one. Do one. Teach one.”

It is human nature to step up to a challenge. What challenge will you choose? It is also human nature

  “Theirs is unbearable pain: mothers and fathers recounting their helplessness to alleviate the hunger of their children – hunger

“In Haiti over eight days we saw 900 patients, treating infections and diarrhea. The people are desperately poor and were

Contemplate for a moment the impact of war upon health… During World War I, roughly 5 percent of causalities were

One of the saddest health problems in all the developing world is vesicovaginal fistula (VVF). It’s a hole created between

Angola was colonized by the Portuguese during the 1400s. Though the Portuguese invested little into Angola’s infrastructure, even after the

Directly from the airport in Angola I drove to the Lubango Evangelical Medical Center and made hospital rounds. Almost immediately I was