Remembering the final marathonAs the New York City Marathon nears, Dr. Paul Caldwell recalls last year’s race Clear communication helps patients move forwardTHe truth is patients often aren't understanding as much of what we tell them as we'd hope African odyssey Three months of challenging work providing HIV/AIDS services in Africa leaves one doctor with much to contemplate Fade-out doctor, fade-in dramatist Time spent in medicine now informs physician-turned-playwright’s second career Laughter an important part of recovery from addiction International Doctors in Alcoholics Anonymous teaches its members to ‘lighten up’ as part of the healing process Canadian MD revisits his infantryman roots Dr. Ray Wiss operated in the field while working with the Canadian Forces Medical Service in Afghanistan World-class care in dire conditions As the Canadian military tranfers control of its trauma centre in the heart of Afghanistan, MDs reflect on their role and how it has changed DOCTOR ART: Transfixed by Tibet Pediatric cardiologist Dr. Marion Tipple pairs her passion for the Himalayan region and its people with her love of photography Building homes on my summer vacation When second opinions are never enough Sometimes patients are simply incapable of acknowledging the root of their illness First Previous 162 163 164 165 166 Next Last
