By Lim Peng Hoon
It was a hectic afternoon in the CT scan room when I met this five-year old girl Lily and her mother. The moment they walked in, I could see the fear in Lily’s wide eyes as she clung to her mom’s leg, her
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I always wanted to be a doctor. As a child, I was raised on a steady diet of medical dramas—ER, Grey’s Anatomy, and glossy Asian serials (Love Revolution - in a time where Jdramas were a thing) where everyone moved with certainty and never spilled coffee on their white
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Geonelynn Gonzaga Turingan
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Lourdes Ducusin Galang
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Or: How I Learned to Stop Wondering and Relate to Dr. Cox
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That one day came.
In the manless hospital,
the bed emitted sonic signals,
tracing his life-flow, sprouting numbers
that sang his sad song of health.
Humanoid nurses inserted the cannula
with unhuman precision.
The blueberry drip danced along his veins
bargaining for more time.
“It is time.” His bed
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A collaborative reflection by Dr. Jason Chang and Dr. Victoria Ekstrom
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By William Hwang, MBBS, FRCP, FAMS, MBA
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Interview with Dr. Wong Hee Ong Part 3
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Interview with Dr. Wong Hee Ong Part 2
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