Department: Feature Article

Working for International Aid has brought one radiologic technologist far a field, and she shares her expertise with others wherever she goes.

Depression is a growing problem. But why, nowadays, do pills seem to be the only solution?

It's standard to assume that hospitals are scary nightmares for children …

An MSF doctor's story of braving poverty, politics, and bottlenecks to help in the fight against HIV in Lagos.

What's involved in working for a Nobel Prize winning humanitarian aid organization?

The story of an American RN who found that nursing in Saudi Arabia taught her things that couldn't be learned in a book.

Challenges and concerns aside, 87% of Canadians are satisfied with Canada's overall healthcare services.

Army nursing is only a 4-year commitment, and there's no boot camp!

The whys, hows, whos, and results of bariatric surgery.

The risks and considerations of bariatric surgery.

Dr. Fred Einesman makes acting look like the real thing on ER.

Genetic counselors are in increasing demand. But what do they do?

Perhaps soil is something you'd only serve to your plants, but some people around the world eat it regularly.

In this excerpt from Cortney Davis's remarkable book I Knew a Woman, the nurse practitioner provides insight into her own close call with cancer.

Micheline Piquette-Miller is into drug trafficking of a different kind. Curious?

They know instruments as well as they know the human body. This orchestra ensemble is composed of medical musicians.

The history of transplants, from BCE to the 21st century.

Did you know that beauty can be calculated as: (1 + √5)/2?

Julia Leszko excels in pharmacy and fencing.

Leeches: Everything old is new again.