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The trip I hoped to make to Kabul with Axel, in just over a week, seems more and more unlikely and the limbo continues. I try not to get too upset about this, although I am disappointed. I have stoppe… more →
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svriesendorp wrote 1 month ago: The trip I hoped to make to Kabul with Axel, in just over a week, seems more and more unlikely and t … more →
Talks
svriesendorp wrote 1 month ago: I had my first formal interview for the position in Afghanistan. Talking about the work, the respons … more →
International health at home
svriesendorp wrote 1 month ago: My attendance at the GHC conference was very short. Everything was just warming up when I left. Stil … more →
Reader Q: My Med School
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secretwave101 wrote 1 month ago: I get lots of questions about my med school. For those few not in The Know, I attended the Medical … more →
ER Waiting Times - How Lucky We Are
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ER Doc wrote 1 month ago: I recently told readers about an ER practitioner in another country down-under who had some amazing … more →
Gates Foundation under the spotlight
by Tinker Ready wrote 1 month ago: Aid groups in Cambodia built this well and supplied the bicycle to a child disabled by polio. Photo … more →
Latest Massachusetts flu updates
by Tinker Ready wrote 2 months ago: I can’t get them up fast enough. So check in below. As of Thursday early afternoon, the Globe … more →
Back on the rails
svriesendorp wrote 2 months ago: A series of accidental things happened yesterday, such as peter Block’s book the answer to how is ye … more →
Centrifuge, humble pie and fruity refreshment
svriesendorp wrote 2 months ago: We are in the basement of the ministry, five women and eight men. This is the first of many suprises … more →
Porky's Revenge
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Rabbi Brant Rosen wrote 2 months ago: I’m not sure which is the stronger sign that Armageddon is at hand: the Swine Flu outbrea … more →
Tragic Simplicity
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Jason Booy wrote 2 months ago: Every year internationally, 1.5 million children die from diarrheal dehydration. That’s more c … more →
Good grief
svriesendorp wrote 2 months ago: I dreamt that I was up against organizational rules and being choked by an unsympathetic bureaucracy … more →
Easing in
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svriesendorp wrote 2 months ago: My first day of work is a half day. Saturday is a work day for the government but not for my colleag … more →
Breast cancer in developing countries
by Tinker Ready wrote 2 months ago: Update 4/16 — Webcast of the event I didn’t intend to become a HSPH calendar of events … more →
誰有權阻我追求健康？
Chwan-Chuen King wrote 3 months ago: 【聯合報╱金傳春／台大公衛學院教授、吳宗樹／屏東基督教醫院國際醫療衛生合作發展中心專案經理】 2009.03.28 06:29 am 自 一九七二年被迫退出聯合國與世界衛生組織後，我們創造了許多醫療衛 … more →
A toe in the water
svriesendorp wrote 3 months ago: More calls, more negotiations, explorations of options, but all separate conversations, one-on-one p … more →
Squirreling
svriesendorp wrote 3 months ago: Although I didn’t feel so positive as I headed into town to speak with the HR director, road signs t … more →
Thailand International Health Programs
globalservicecorps wrote 3 months ago: Following a week-long orientation and training, Thailand IH non-professional program participants sp … more →
Juicy babyboomers
svriesendorp wrote 3 months ago: It was pitch black when I woke up this morning – the one hour forward is actually a setback because … more →
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