‘What may I do for you?’
‘What may I do for you?’ One late night, an old lady with advanced malignancy was admitted to the hospital. Routinely, I asked her family for …
‘What may I do for you?’ One late night, an old lady with advanced malignancy was admitted to the hospital. Routinely, I asked her family for …
Studying medicine affected my mental health — here’s what I learnt ~Perry Crofts HKU’s mental health health month may have drawn to a close, but we are …
On Being A Coward Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely — John Emerich Edward Dalberg-Acton, 1st Baron Acton It was my second night as a houseman. …
An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness. Kay Redfield Jamison. Dr Kay Redfield Jamison has bipolar disorder (manic depression). She is also a clinical psychologist …
What is the right thing to do? When we think about ethical dilemmas in medical ethics, we often end up with more questions than answers. We …
Not Seeing the Wood for the Trees. A first year student’s perspective on the MBBS journey. Right now, I’m in the middle of a hike. When …
Book Review. A Million Little Pieces — James Frey https://www.amazon.co.uk/Million-Little-Pieces In a recent Medical Humanities tutorial, a final year medical student asked how he, an educated young man …
Illness: the cry for flesh Professor Jane Macnaughton of Durham University visited us in 2017. She introduced this excellent book, authored by her project collaborator to …
Modern Death: How Medicine Changed The End of Life Nothing is more certain in life than death. Yet recent advances in medicine and technology have dramatically …
Global Healing and the emergence of care literature In Global Healing: Literature, Advocacy, Care, Professor Karen Laura Thornber of Harvard University combines comparative literature, world …