Month: August 2020

If we listen to our patients and if our systems support an art that can at times be blurry and indistinct, we might heal the peculiar and puzzling. View original article Contributor: Abdul-Kareem Ahmed

Florida faces hurricane season. The virus is picking up speed in the Midwest, and in other states that thought they had already seen the worst of it. India’s home minister tests positive. View original article Contributor:

Closures have become an issue for delivery workers, taxi and ride-hailing drivers, the homeless and others without access to a fixed office building. View original article Contributor: Alex Brown

Sun Belt cases flatten, but the Midwest and many major cities see ominous trends. View original article Contributor: Joel Achenbach

My brother was among the two dozen people who died of the disease in Wytheville, Va. Fearful townspeople shunned each other and my family. View original article Contributor: Mariflo Stephens

I dropped out the psychotherapy group several years ago. Now I’m back, and I’ve regained a profound sense of community at a time when I didn’t even realize how much I missed it. View original article Contributor: Peter Perl

Researchers say in study their simulation matched data recorded at the time by epidemiologists and medical specialists within the infamous ghetto. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore

Her near-total face transplant in 2008 was the most complex at the time. She was the fourth patient in the world to undergo such a procedure. View original article Contributor: