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1. The Art of Medicine Issue Winter 2016

   Museum Studies

   Museum Studies Winter 2016Art unleashes emotions and discussion among new doctorsThe Art of Medicine Issueby Michael Blanding11 minute readFeature On a quiet Thursday night several years ago, Ray Williams was discussing the carvings on an Etruscan …
2. The Art of Medicine Issue Winter 2016

   Line Art

   Line Art Winter 2016The work of Andreas Vesalius fascinated, and inspired, neurosurgeon Harvey CushingThe Art of Medicine Issueby Jeffrey Mifflin7 minute readProfile It was to be an informal meeting, an invitation to have lunch, in fact, between the …
3. The Art of Medicine Issue Winter 2016

   Color Therapy

   Color Therapy Winter 2016Color blindness and gene therapyThe Art of Medicine Issueby Elizabeth Dougherty4 minute readFeature What we see is less than meets the eye, especially for those who are color-blind. About ten percent of men are to some degree …
4. The Art of Medicine Issue Winter 2016

   5 Questions with a Geneticist

   5 Questions with a Geneticist Winter 2016A conversation with Chao-Ting WuThe Art of Medicine Issueby Savannah Young2 minute readInterview What drew you to study genetics? I was drawn to math when I was very young. I liked the exquisiteness, even the …
5. The Art of Medicine Issue Winter 2016

   The Physician as Painter

   The Physician as Painter Winter 2016A profile of Michelle Rivera, Class of 1992The Art of Medicine Issueby Susan Karcz3 minute readProfile Claim to Fame Radiologist specializing in breast imaging, Mecklenberg Radiology Associates, Charlotte, North …
6. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   Reflected Anew

   Reflected Anew Spring 2016Surgery leaves scars both seen and unseenSurgery Issueby Stephanie Dutchen10 minute readFeature “It’s after the knives and the sutures and needles, I’m left with an arrow that points at my heart,” Carly Simon sang after being …
7. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   Theater Reviews

   Theater Reviews Spring 2016Long held to supporting roles, women surgeons are now leading and shaping the fieldSurgery Issue21 minute readPerspective According to Preeti John, a Baltimore-based surgeon who gathered essays, poems, and interviews from sixty …
8. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   Probe and Suture

   Probe and Suture Spring 2016Global health professionals come together to determine a path to better surgical careSurgery Issueby Jake Miller9 minute readFeature It doesn’t take long to break a leg. It can happen in an instant and in many different ways: a …
9. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

   Tinker, Tailor, Surgeon, Trainer

   Tinker, Tailor, Surgeon, Trainer Spring 2016Anatomy courses allow young surgeons to gain experience and perspectiveSurgery Issueby Bobbie Collins6 minute readFeature A thoracotomy is not something a surgeon in an emergency department does every day. When, …
10. Surgery Issue Spring 2016

    Data Don't Lie, Do They?

    Data Don't Lie, Do They? Spring 2016When the truth of what's published is questioned, an institution's research fraud investigators might need to step inSurgery Issueby Ellen Ishkanian12 minute readFeature Laid side by side, the slide shown at a …