“She views the mitzvah of Tikkun Olam as a guiding light in her career,” says her husband.
There was no EpiPen on board the Delta flight.
Being married to a doctor can mean a lonely existence. Especially in the Jewish community.
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Peter D. Kramer, author of “Listening To Prozac,” and his daughter debate work hours for medical interns, the first-year trainees who do much of the hands-on work with patients.
In a ward at Shifa, Gaza’s largest hospital, child therapist Rabeea Hamouda is trying to elicit a response from two small brothers, Omar and Mohammed, aged three and 18 months, hoping for some words or perhaps a smile.
Minutes after a terrorist attack killed three at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, doctors and nurses at the city’s hospitals faced a harrowing scene – severed limbs, burned bodies, shrapnel buried in skin.
Dr. Leonid Eidelman, the chairman of the Israel Medical Association, is doing something he would probably never allow any of his patients to do: He is going on a hunger strike to try to force Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to intervene in a four-month-old doctors’ strike.
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