A poem I wrote a few years ago, "To a Body Donor," originally published by Intima, was recently re-released here on a new website...

I wanted to highlight two recent articles that have appeared online and in print editions of a magazine sent to Emergency Medicine...

“We are in a war zone. We went from the threat of COVID to the threat of being shot or detained.”

A lot has been said about the rapid development of the COVID vaccines, but they have been in development longer than my training as a doctor

The intimacy of touch is deeply rooted in vulnerability, and COVID-19 is reminding us that this vulnerability is biological and emotional.

Our health, even the lengths of our lives, are doled out unequally. There’s no earthly justice in our bodies. And yet we are bound to them.

In the wake of George Floyd’s death, many white Americans have been engaging in a broader dialogue about their role in the legacy of racism.

If America is unable or unwilling to prevent the deaths of its most vulnerable, we will all own this virus.

Medical students are getting a fast track to the front lines during the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 has amplified the perils of proximity and challenged us to find intimacy beyond arm’s length. What alternatives have we found?

Just as our health now relies on the health of others, patients trust me as a new MD thanks to the professionalism of those before me.

Today, I became a doctor, officially. Today is also the 40th day since the state confirmed its first case of SARS-CoV-2 – in other words, at

Students at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell on Thursday stepped into the shoes of patients struggling with financial and

The eighth issue of Narrateur: Reflections on Caring was revealed to guests at the second annual Scholarship Donor Reception hosted at the D

Each of the three winners took a turn talking about their writing and reading from their own work.

Baylor College of Medicine has announced the winners of the 14th Annual Michael E. DeBakey Medical Student Poetry Award.