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It’s garden season in central Pennsylvania, and I’ve been in full transplant mode. There’s always a flurry of activity leading up to Memorial Day, the last average frost date in our valley. I use a battery-powe...
“What we now consider modern diagnosis, and the literary genre of detective fiction, arose around the same time and mutually influenced each other. We cannot understand the way we do diagnosis today without tracing this prehistory.”
— Dr....
From Futurism
People who love me tell me I’m naive. I don’t necessarily expect the best from everyone, but sometimes I’m a little clueless about how the world really works. For instance, I don’t understand why every app and platform seems...
will join me next week for another live interview in this year’s series. I’ve been reading some of her work to prepare, and today I want to think a little about one of her coauthored opinion pieces.
“The New Clinician-Scholars—Dual Trainin...
From Bookshop
Willa Cather famously said that after age fifty it rains death. That’s not news to most of the world, but Americans keep getting surprised by that truth because there’s so little literature about grief.
We like novels about...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Author of a memoir and a poetry collection. Essays in Missouri Review, Kenyon Review, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Founder and director of Unfixed—a multi-media company that explores how adversity can broaden our definition of what it means to live a “good life.”
Bangladeshi-American physician from Madison, Wisconsin. I write stories about human behavior through memoir and narrative medicine. Words in NYT Modern Love.\ud83d\udccdDhaka, Bangladesh \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde9
Emergency physician, mother, herbalist and artist. My doctor/political alter-ego writes at FeminEM, my witchy, plant-loving alter-ego writes at The Nettle Witch, MD.
Where medicine, culture, and curiosity meet
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