E236 CMAJ| FEBRUARY 25, 2019| VOLUME 191| ISSUE 8 remain at the centre of
physicians' efforts despite trends and medical advances that threaten to industrialize care. In …

In the past, there were such things as doctor-priests, extraordinary people who established
special relationships with those who were ill. They were known as shamans. Shamans …

As a contributor and reviewer, I perceive Humane Health Care International to be prophetic,
calling on the health professions to recover the art of medicine, without losing the science …

I would definitely recommend Human Medicine. The formation of ethical perspectives on
medical issues is a necessary task for each person in our society. As consumers of health …

553 Vol. 41, No. 8 Special Article consider the need for an academic society for the new
field. In October 1967, 45 people met in a room in New York City and chartered the Society …

If you're like me and like stories about family medi-cine, then you'll enjoy this book. Listening
in Medicine is an eclectic collection of short stories or anecdotes about Michael Livingston's …

This personal and unpretentious mem-oir reveals an extraordinary physician's
transformation from clinician and scientist to philosopher and medical-ethics advocate. To …

Since the passing of Andreas Pierratos on November 15, 2022, we have had many
occasions to reflect on what our relationship with a friend and colleague has meant. We …

New Horizons in Medical Anthropology is a festschrift in honor of Charles Leslie whose
influential career helped shape this subfield of anthropology. This collection of cutting-edge …

In 1980, a task force was appointed by the Dean of Medicine to explore methods of
enriching the medical curriculum with study in the humanities as they relate to medicine. The …