The issue of drug shortages can be framed as those who wish to ensure drug availability in virtue of dedication to the patients’ interests, on one hand, and those who herald economic responsibilities, on the other. A historical and philosophical account of the problem.
Students rush into the halls to watch another fight. While some hoot and holler, others whisper, “they belong at Hartgrove.” Former south side of Chicago teacher, Joseph Lee MD discusses his journey from teacher to physician.
The annual Harvard Clinical Bioethics Course at the Harvard Medical School in Boston; a three-day conference of nearly thirty hours of lectures, discussion groups, working lunches, and even a play.