The Science of Survival
When Malaria cured Syphilis and a Psychiatrist won the Nobel Prize.
A post from history Dr Wagner-Juaregg The doctor looked at his dying patient and said: “I’m going to infect you with malaria.”...
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The Science of Survival
The Man with the Golden Arm: A Quiet Promise That Saved Millions
Every week, we talk about leadership, resilience, impact, and purpose. But sometimes, the most powerful lessons don’t come from boardrooms, headlines, or...
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The Science of Survival
Medical Ethics, Leadership, and the Legacy of Dr. Michael DeBakey
On New Year’s Eve in 2005, Michael DeBakey — widely regarded as one of the most accomplished cardiothoracic and vascular surgeons in...
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The Science of Survival
Adult Vaccination: An Essential but Often Overlooked Pillar of Preventive Healthcare
By Dr. Hemant Pathare Vaccination is commonly associated with childhood, but protection against infectious diseases should continue throughout life. Adult vaccination plays...
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The Science of Survival
The Fight Against the Guinea Worm
January 20, 1981. Jimmy Carter walked out of the White House for the last time as president. He was fifty-six years old....
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