ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

• 3/21/2021

  On stupidity

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 12/7/2020

  On burnout

  These last few weeks, I’ve been spending a little too much time trying to figure out how to insert myself into the snow globe on my bedside table. It’s snowy in there, a raging blustering evening by the looks of it, but so peaceful. Snow-capped trees adorn a scene with a quiet little cabin, warm light emanating from its window.

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 8/31/2020

  The Atlantic bubble and baby blankets

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 8/25/2020

  Conspiracy theory

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 7/20/2020

  Misogyny and medicine

  Close encounters with a physician preceptor turned 'colleague'

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 5/21/2020

  The Tooth Fairy & COVID-19

  And other obscure economic sectors affected by the pandemic

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 5/8/2020

  A cure for contempt

  The world been so slow to address another far older viral threat spreading through our populations

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 4/15/2020

  Alone in unison

  COVID-19, as robotically demonic as it sounds, is a wake up call for those who remain behind once it is gone

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 2/10/2020

  A coffee with legendary doctors and philosophers

  What would some of the greatest minds of the past think of the Starbucks frappuccino?

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly

  
• 12/17/2019

  Advocacy in the age of the ego

  We cling to our egos for a sense of safety, but those same egos are behind so many of the problems we now face

  Julie Ann Margaret Connolly