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InA Case of CulturebySnigdha NandipatiParadoxical Pillars: Cultural Dilemmas in Medical EthicsThis excerpt is from Chapter 5 of my upcoming book, A Case of Culture, available for purchase starting January 23, 2022. Learn more about…Jan 19, 2022
InHKUMed MEHUbyHKUMed MEHUTriumphWell done to Rebecca Zhou and Florence Poon for creating this beautiful animation accompanied by their own music composition and poetry…Jun 21, 2021
InHKUMed MEHUbyHKUMed MEHUBreaking Bad News….BadlyOne of the situations I encountered in a surgical outpatient clinic impacted me deeply. The patient was an 89-year-old gentleman diagnosed…Jun 2, 2021
InHKUMed MEHUbyHKUMed MEHUThe wrong button; a serendipitous diagnosis.When the electronic medical records showed a newly admitted 18-year-old with fever, my first reaction was to yell at the screen: ‘Why…Jan 27, 20211
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