Volume 7 Issue 3

Physicians who work in correctional facilities face a range of challenges, from patients with multiple ailments and spotty health histories, to bureaucratic hurdles, and non-compliant patients. However, these doctors also find the work incredibly rewarding, as they see the humanity of their patients in a way most don't.

An Ontario historian and hematologist has become perhaps the world's leading expert on the role medicine has historically played in how miracles are assessed by the Catholic Church as part of its process to grant sainthood.

A wilderness medicine physician fuses medicine with improvisation as he provides urgent care in extreme locations.