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Tinker, Healer, Teacher, Researcher
Chelsea McClellan | Jan 19, 2021
Sober Analysis
Matthew Harris | Nov 11, 2020
'Effecting True Change'
Bobby King | Nov 10, 2020
A Tale of Two Viruses
Daly Walker | Oct 16, 2020
Gracious Hosts
Chelsea McClellan | May 28, 2020
Preserving the Public's Health
Bobby King | May 13, 2020
Answering the Call
Matthew Harris | Apr 15, 2020
Mission: Unfulfilled
AFTER HIS near-fatal encounter with Ebola on a medical mission in Liberia, few people would question Kent Brantly, MD, if he contented himself with a stateside medical career, one where he put down roots with his wife and kids in the suburbs, and confined his adventures to storytelling. That’s not anything close to what Kent Brantly has in mind. Five years after contracting Ebola while treating patients in the worst outbreak of one of the world’s deadliest diseases, Brantly and […]
He’s the Doctor for You, Me and Everyone
VICE ADMIRAL Jerome M. Adams, MD, MPH, first earned the title of doctor at Indiana University School of Medicine, where he was a member of our Class of 2002 and later became an assistant professor of clinical anesthesia. In 2017, Adams became the nation’s 20th Surgeon General and is sometimes referred to as “the nation’s doctor.” Nearly two years into the job, Adams advises Congress on public health issues, appears on television news shows to discuss matters such as the […]
A Right and Proper Physician
The Black Bag. The future physicians remember the relic just as distinctly as the buttoned-up gentleman who carried it. They remember how elegant he looked—attired in a suit, starched collar and tie no matter the time, day or weather. While his peers pressed elevator buttons, he briskly climbed the stairs at Methodist Hospital. And he was no mere instructor. “He was an oracle of truth and wisdom,” one of them remembered. To the afflicted, James O. Ritchey, MD, could be a […]