There’s a strange way that all of our work is dependable. I can’t do pathology and a pathologist can’t do nursing. But if someone decides on one simple day not to give their best then all of the team’s efforts accomplishes nothing.
In the field of medicine, a life must be valued like it is yours. And if not yours then of the person you love most. And if not them then of the possession you hold dearest. That’s why we give up so much. If you don’t want to do that then don’t stand in the way of those who do.
Nothing more you can do. Is that what you meant by viewing man in my world? Giving hope to someone I’ve only known for a few minutes. What made you persevere? What made you want to do more? What was your why?
To Harvey Cushing;
I want to be a neurosurgeon. I want to know how you did it and if its normal to be nervous and brave all at once. To have patients wake up after surgery and feel better, to have patients not wake up inspite trying your hardest. And to tell someone that there is
There is a lot of stigma that surround children born with disability, and congenital neurosurgical defects are no exception to the rule. Social support is often withdrawn from families, making the general patient care all the more difficult. It’s 2025 and this needs to change.
Today, we’ve launched the candidature of @DocFaustine for position of African Regional Director of @WHO. We’re confident in his personal character and professional abilities to serve in this role. We’ve secured the endorsement of SADC and others, amounting to half of total votes.
The hardest diagnosis & counseling for patients are the one I do (as a doctor) during the holidays.
My heart goes out to anyone of you who has someone in the hospital or suffered loss during these times.Nothing may make it easier and that makes you so brave for going through it.
We warmly welcome H. Westley Phillips, MD, to our department as an Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery! Dr. Phillips will specialize in pediatric neurosurgery and direct a research program focused on pediatric epilepsy.
Learn more:
https://t.co/ykswe6fPGF
Of all the things I’m privileged to do, mentoring is one I hold dear. What an honor to have hooded Dr. Akosua Oppong today! I can’t even begin to describe how proud I am. You’re going to do such great things!
My thesis examiners passed my PhD thesis with ZERO corrections. One of their comments was that 'it was extremely well written'.
How? By following a strict consistent structure throughout.
This is exactly how you should structure your results chapter: