Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Jann Sarkaria, a renowned radiation oncologist at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, lectured Thursday ...

The patient was dying and she knew it. In her mid-50s, she had been battling breast cancer for years, but it had spread to her bones, causing unrelenting pain that required hospitalization. Jeremy ...

Human rights, and by extension health care, should be given to everyone, contended a doctor who has done eight tours with Doctors Without Borders. The lecture by John Lawrence, the vice president on ...

An Australian mother has slammed a doctor over his behavior at her six-week postpartum appointment. Shelley Gray, a Queensland mom of two and pediatric nutritionist, says her expectations were ...

Education is a privilege many cannot afford. Given its increasing cost, the tendency for students of any discipline to skip the very classes they amass debt to attend is surprising. However, given the ...

Following his death, a fund he bequeathed to the University of Liverpool established the John Hamilton Lifelong Learning ...

LEWISBURG — The idea that medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States might have surprised many of the health care workers in attendance at the eighth annual Charles P.

Decades ago, it was nearly unheard of for pediatricians to treat their young patients for gender identity issues. But that has changed, said Dr. Norman Spack, co-founder emeritus of the Gender ...

Doctor Sargent delivered the first of a series of four lectures on "The Physical Development of College Students" in the Fogg Museum last evening. The popular interest in the subject drew a large ...

Doctors shouldn't be compelled to give anti-abortion lectures to patients.

For medical students who are overwhelmed with over a dozen hours of lecture each week on top of our research activities, leadership roles, clubs, and community service, medical education is less about ...