December 14th, 2010 | Category: Feature, News From The Fourth World |
This is one in a series of articles, running the 5 weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, examining the relationship between housing loss and death in San Francisco. Check out the previous articles in the series, Looking for death, Gunpowder on the streets, and Will losing your home kill you?, Hidden in plain sight: dying [...]
December 7th, 2010 | Category: Feature, News From The Fourth World |
This is one in a series of articles, running the 5 weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, examining the relationship between housing loss and death in San Francisco. Check out the previous articles in the series, Looking for death, and Gunpowder on the streets, and Will losing your home kill you?, and Hidden in plain [...]
November 30th, 2010 | Category: Feature, News From The Fourth World |
This is one in a series of articles examining the relationship between housing loss and death in San Francisco. Check out the previous articles in the series, Looking for death, Gunpowder on the streets, and Will losing your home kill you?
In every training program, nationwide, they are the cases you don’t easily forget, the [...]
November 23rd, 2010 | Category: Feature, Practical Medicine |
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Studies show that many people faced with home loss and housing uncertainty can take a tremendous hit to their health. If you’re going through difficult times, and worried you too may lose your home, what can you do to try to buffer or reclaim your health?
Here are some tips for [...]
November 4th, 2010 | Category: Feature, In the News |
I have a new best friend. She’s cool and smooth and adaptable. Kind of like a Dragon-Tattooed-urbanite who can deal with any situation, from a tweaking guest at a rave, to the post-modern gut-angst of intellectuals. She’s slow to rile too – give her a nudge and all she does is gurgle at you.
She’s [...]
October 18th, 2010 | Category: Feature |
More from Haiti, arrival in Gonaives and two days of care, clinics and life.
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Passed a leprechaun-green field, full of donkeys with a handful of goats tiptoeing among them, Caribbean blue ocean all around 10 Oct
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We’re here! In 2008, 48,000 people in Gonaives lost their homes to 10 vertical ft of hurricane [...]
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Doc Gurley is a Board-certified Internist physician and the only Harvard Medical School graduate to have been awarded a Shoney’s Ten-Step Pin for documented excellence in waitressing. Find out more.
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