Resilient doctors must not overlook their own needsThe caring offered to patients and others must also be self-directed Swimming with the gentle giantsA whale shark expedition in Australia offers a rare opportunity to interact with the biggest fish in the ocean The living will in action A conflict of values over heroic measures at the end of life is resolved by a patient’s own mandate A museum visit—the pharmacy way Our writer explores the wonders of early alchemy on a recent trip to Switzerland. Practice Notes: A horse is a horse, unless, of course . . . Virginia is for (wine) lovers Bordeaux-inspired tipple defines this emerging New World region of production From tending patients to tending grapes A second well-planned career bears fruit for a retired physician and wine enthusiast How to manage being a manager The trials and tribulations of directing a medical school are balanced by its rewards Photo gallery: Your furry friends Be a good doctor to your fellow doctor Class reunions allow us to reflect on how arrogant or unkind we might have been around our colleagues Sockeye-it to me! B.C.’s Adams River provides salmon run enthusiasts with an awing spectacle every fall Meet Dr. Sarah Giles: the anti-pleaser Are young doctors, too concerned about career prospects, afraid to rebel in untenable circumstances? First Previous 120 121 122 123 124 Next Last
