Department: Feature Article

Witnessing unnecessary pain and death and not being able to help is overwhelming for every healthcare worker. Bonnie Jarvis-Lowe, a nurse, recalls one of those times, when all she could do was ask "Why?"

The State Department employs NPs and other healthcare professionals around the world. Learn what they do.

The lives and separations of conjoined twins should be anything but entertaining. In the past, they were put in freak shows, and, today, they still garner sensational front-page stories.

Not one to rest on his laurels, in his spare time family practitioner Dr. J makes CDs!

Men have used birth control since ancient times.

Mentally ill, but with the eye of an artist.

Fostering self-care at a nurse-run clinic in north Philadelphia.

Personal experience made nurse Patricia Petersen a dedicated volunteer with Look Good Feel Better.

According to pediatrician Meg Meeker, teen sex is never OK. In fact, it's downright dangerous.

Learn about the free healthcare offered to the 99% of the British population that is registered with the NHS.

Find out what a SWAT team is really like from a California doctor who works with one.

Tempted to try acupuncture?

Sybil Fisher, an occupational therapist, battled pain and rough waves all the way from England to France during the swim of a lifetime.

Psychiatrist Joel Walker's photography is inspired by his patients. And he has found that this medium may help inspire them during their treatment sessions.

Maybe more people would enter nursing if they could experience a Chiffon Nurse, as did one frightened 6-year-old, 50 years ago.

When Sister Rosemary Fry went to help out in Haiti for three months she was unsure what to expect. More than 15 years later she was still continuing her crusade to supply basic healthcare and education.