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I’m still, my hand hovering, ready to knock at the door. It feels like the scream floor from Monster’s Inc…

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The signs are familiar: a thickness to the air, dark clouds overhead, a heavenly rumble in the distance, and 58 million Americans may feel a stirring in their bones: a storm is brewing…

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It is, perhaps, obvious to say that medicine should improve one’s health. But, what does it mean to improve health when death is imminent?

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It was a clear morning and Brooklyn had that particular feeling that you don’t get in any other part of the city…

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By: Anita Sacks

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By: Heidi Dong

I met her in clinic. A mother, bringing her baby to the pediatric ophthalmologist…

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Her shriveled silhouette lay still among the shadows as the probe peered beyond the slatted ivory cage…

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