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The Stroke That Stole My Father And the Tiny Device That Could Stop the Next One

Michael Hunter, MD -
It happened without warning. My father collapsed at home, his face slack, his words gone. In Shakespeare’s Henry VI, they called it a sudden outrage:“What sudden outrage...

The intersection of Public Health and Sustainability: Why it Matters Now More Than Ever

Aman Gupta -
Today's health businesses face several complex challenges, ranging from stakeholder expectations to regulatory compliance. Amid these, sustainable development often takes a backseat. Sustainability may...

Mass Murder Fired Up by Personal Loss or Something Else?

Pat Farrell PhD -
Mass shootings and murders in the US have led to research, new groups, and media outcries, but people are still being killed, and we still ask, "Why?"

Rare – Always Present and Never Forgotten

Julia Martinez -
The experience of attending Rare Disease Day at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) exceeded the confines of the definition for rare and instead should be more appropriately defined as extraordinary shares a new Medika author.

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