UNANSWERED QUESTIONS: Trauma splits your life into before and after

ONE ARM: Malcolm was born of dirt and salt and shaped by the rugged landscape that island life provided in the early 60s

GENE EDITING: Something extraordinary is quietly unfolding in medicine right now

LESSONS FROM THE DYING: Clarity is an unexpected consequence of a terminal diagnosis

POST PARTUM DEPRESSION: For many women, the journey into motherhood carries many things

BLOOD DONATION: The Bahamas requires a better blood donor network

MED ACCESS: The start of a new year carries with it the promise of opportunity.

DOCTOR-PATIENT: A quiet partnership thrives between two unlikely allies

BALANCE: My patient was injured in a motorcycle accident.

APPENDIX: A few months ago, my patient Paul, never really thought about death.

TONSILITIS: The tonsils in my throat would swell like a balloon

DOCTOR BECOMES PATIENT: By the age of 17, Justin knew he wanted to be a doctor.

KIDNEY TRANSPLANT: Sacrifices mothers make for their children are globally well-documented.

Glioblastomas: I travelled to New York a few days ago.

BODY DECOMPOSITION: Following the recent death of Pope Francis

After COVID-19: When Christopher Columbus landed in The Bahamas

Acromegaly: A healthy person has a thousand wishes but a sick person has only one

BURNT ALIVE: I’ve been both riveted and absolutely saddened by the wildfires sweeping across California.

INGROWN TOENAIL: As a young child, every Christmas morning I walked as quickly as my little legs would allow.

MALARIA: Cameron was born in Ethiopia