Andreas Vesalius
The anatomist who corrected Galen and revolutionized the study of the human body
The anatomist who corrected Galen and revolutionized the study of the human body
A relic of the tree of Cos as a symbol of the physician’s ethical commitment
Formation in the presence of death as the physician’s privilege and vocation
Dissatisfaction, the media, and lost trust in the doctor-patient relationship
An obstetric emergency anecdote and a patient’s pun on “going into shock”
An operating-room anecdote about an intern and his ‘waterproof’ watch
The parable of the five monkeys as a metaphor for the origin of customs
The story of Luke Fildes’s painting The Doctor and medical devotion
The story of the French surgeon behind the antiseptic credited to Dakin alone
The Philosopher of the Arabs and his influence on medieval medicine