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Alexandra Wilson’s history of the art form in Britain shows how it used to appeal to everyone, from miners to managing directors – and how it might again.
The Two Roberts By Damian Barr Robert Colquhoun and Robert MacBryde, the two Roberts of Damian Barr's title, were working-class Scottish
Link to full post: Why don’t we screen healthy people to catch diseases early?
In an era that prizes passion, “reasonableness” gets caricatured as political cowardice or bloodless neutrality. A new book says it's exactly what we need.
A history of academic life stands and falls by the number and quality of its anecdotes. On this count, Colin…
Is it right? Is it wrong? Is it just hard to track? Link to original post in April 2025. Pharma, Providers, and the Gray Area
I frequently chat with people that are looking for their next healthcare job and want to know companies they should join. When I ask what they're looking for in their next job, basically everyone says some combination of the same thing.
Andrea Wulf returns to the world of 18th-century intellectual adventurers, with a life of the naturalist George Forster
Someone asked me the other day what I thought the main issues in US healthcare are. F*** you dude, why do you wanna ruin my day? I hadn't even sat down for coffee yet, so I hit ‘em with the chuckle “where to begin” and proceeded to evade giving a specific answer. It was like 9 AM and I'm not trying to have any substantive conversation until at least post-lunch.
How sad should we be when a language dies? Consider the case—call it callous or simply tough-minded—for saying, “Not at all.” A language, when it comes down to it, is a means of communication.
