Exploring Work That Scratches the Soul: Reflection on a Rural Health Independent Study
When my fellow Harvard Medical School classmates asked “what I was up to,” I called it my Rural Family Medicine[...]
Read MoreBy: Emma Hartswick
When my fellow Harvard Medical School classmates asked “what I was up to,” I called it my Rural Family Medicine[...]
Read MoreBy: John Cullen, MD
Women are not dying because of diseases we cannot treat. They are dying because societies have yet to make the decision[...]
Read MoreBy: Taylor Zabel, Kathe Miller, MD and Rebekah L. Rollston, MD, MPH
In 1965, Harvard Medical School (HMS) had a thriving Family Medicine & Primary Care Residency—a visionary program that[...]
Read MoreBy: Kathe Miller, MD
Her eyes were tired but happy above her surgical mask. Her breathing was quick, as she sat with her 2-day old son[...]
Read MoreBy: Kathe Miller, MD
I heard the commotion from my “captain’s chair,” the seat for the lead clinician at our respiratory clinic. The medical[...]
Read MoreBy: Naomi Clancy, MD
Today, I am saving lives slowly. This is less satisfying than the days I am in full personal protective equipment (PPE)[...]
Read MoreBy: April Lockley, DO and Linda Prine, MD
The 1973 Roe v. Wade United States (US) Supreme Court case resulted in the historic decision that the US Constitution[...]
Read MoreBy: Natalie Krumdieck, MD and Honor MacNaughton, MD
We know that many barriers to accessing safe, equitable, and effective contraception exist at individual,[...]
Read MoreBy: Gaurab Basu, MD, MPH and María Belen Power, MPP
We are living in an unprecedented time in which an unimaginable global pandemic has upended our way of life. Our[...]
Read MoreBy: Tatiana Patsimas, MD
While knowledge of COVID-19 transmission and its clinical manifestations is rapidly expanding, many questions remain[...]
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