Books: Between fact and fairytaleDr. Oliver Sacks’ final collection of essays again showcases his unique approach to clinical storytelling Colour theory in the operating room Murder before med school It may be impossible to weed out the psychopaths in med school admissions, but it’s also becoming harder for them to cover their tracks Lies, damned lies, and statistics A glossary of basic terminology Diary of the last family physician in Canada From surgeon’s garb to traditional menswear: How body fluids changed the way men dress PMHx: Visions of the medical future, from the past Looking back at science fiction A writer tries to explain the experience of living with multiple anxiety disorders To sleep, perchance to scream Your physician-approved and not-totally-legal way to deal with a snoring partner A modern portrait of a family medicine resident Dr. Heba Shamsi is a newly minted physician. She’s smart, passionate, and in many ways representative of the next generation of family doctor Finding your purpose in retirement You’ve got to retire to something, not from something Weird gifts from patients To be sure, as the colleges of physicians and surgeons will sternly tell you, doctors are only allowed to accept unsolicited gifts from patients that are ‘modest tokens of appreciation.’ First Previous 4 5 6 7 8 Next Last
