In her “Diary of a Disaster: 6 Months in the Gulf”, Riki Ott, PhD discusses what it’s like to respond to an environmental and democratic crisis—and where we go from here.
Too Soon and Too Often: A GP Reflects on Cancer Diagnoses
Over the last six months I’ve diagnosed more cancer than in the previous five years. In one instance, a brother and sister, both in their 70s, were diagnosed with lung cancer within days of one another. Both were smokers (despite my frequent admonitions to quit) and both seemed unsurprised with the diagnosis. A third sister was just diagnosed with metastatic colon cancer and then the youngest sister, a diabetic, ended up in the CCU with a heart attack.
Dare We Compare?
Halifax has Sidney Crosby and Victoria doesn’t, but there are other amazing but less well-noted differences between these two iconic Canadian cities.
Morning Wood
A man ponders his age and his life after a night spent with a younger woman.
The Story of the “Toe-Twister”
An almost forgotten Canadian doctor was the pioneer of reflexology in North America.
Seeing the Light: A Message from My Grandmother?
When Steve Goldberg wakes up one night to see a surreal sparkling light in front of his eyes, it turns out to be an urgent wake-up call. He knows he has to get help — pronto!
Tarmac Meditations #39: A Place to Be Safe
Michael reflects on his Facebook status, special needs kids, running and resting.
Tarmac Meditations #38: Trust the Miles
A runner discovers sometimes true freedom means giving up control and trusting the miles.
Climb On!
Lisa Katayama wants to “entertain an offhand theory that I’ve had ever since I became obsessed with indoor rock climbing two and a half years ago: It’s great for geeks, and we should all be doing it.”
Cholera: Ancient Threat, Modern Tragedy
Twelve suspected voodoo practitioners were secondary casualties of Haiti’s cholera epidemic when an angry mob hacked them to death, believing the outbreak to be the result of evil magic. Medical doctor George Burden take a look at cholera and its deadly toll today and through the ages.
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