Blogs about: Paul Farmer
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The Draw of Dermatology?
This piece in the New York Times focuses on a married couple, both Harvard Medical School students, who are in their fourth year and waiting to find out about their residency placements. Like many med… more →
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Top summer reads for social entrepreneurship
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Nathaniel wrote 1 week ago: In preparation for some exciting upcoming fall projects and happenings (including the Social Capital … more →
Time to unwind
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KYOlsens wrote 1 month ago: It’s time to catch up my blog with some of the experiences of the last three weeks – Haiti, retu … more →
Paul Farmer: A Hero of Haiti and Health Care
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Monica wrote 1 month ago: Lois Rodden’s AstroDataBank is featuring Dr. Paul Farmer as its latest Newsmaker. The American … more →
Dr. Paul Farmer in Haiti
VIA wrote 3 months ago: Watch this: http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/i_video/main500251.shtml?id=4069409n The work of Dr. Fa … more →
Dr. Paul Farmer, Changing Healthcare in Haiti
Kofi wrote 3 months ago: If you have not heard of the great Dr. Farmer and his international work, you might want to listen u … more →
Paul Farmers Call for Inclusive Social Entrepreneurship
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joanab wrote 4 months ago: Being an anthropologist concerned with poverty alleviation myself, the name Paul Farmer, has a force … more →
we interrupt the regularly scheduled moping
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revlisy wrote 5 months ago: to announce that NEIL GAIMAN is going to speak at MIT. Here. In 23 days. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oh my … more →
Remote Blogging: Skoll World Forum 2008 - Replication and Scale
Shital wrote 5 months ago: At the recent Skoll World Forum, the Berkeley Bottom Line bloggers covered Dr. Paul Farmer’s s … more →
The Skoll Forum: Looking back - moving forward
aishahland wrote 5 months ago: The Skoll World Forum 2008 has drawn to a close - I feel energized, stimulated, encouraged, inspire … more →
The Draw of Dermatology?
globalizati wrote 5 months ago: This piece in the New York Times focuses on a married couple, both Harvard Medical School students, … more →
Guest Post by Debbie Wolen: Ta'anit Esther and Mardge Cohen
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maya escobar wrote 5 months ago: Guest Post by Debbie Wolen*: Ta’anit Esther and Mardge Cohen I had never heard of the holida … more →
New heroes
mckirsch wrote 6 months ago: Someone mysteriously sent me a terrific book, Mountains Beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. Paul Far … more →
The new war on the poor
parker62 wrote 9 months ago: The green movement’s commitment to non-violence is often taken for granted but it is, in many ways … more →
Mr. Thursday's Book Shelf: PATHOLOGIES OF POWER
Katie wrote 9 months ago: “First, to what level of quality can medical ethics aspire, if it ignores callous discrimination i … more →
Growth
vintagekool wrote 10 months ago: So on Monday evenings, I have been attending a new small group. LeAnn is in class so I could have ha … more →
Narcissistic Holidays and the American Way
justiceandpeace wrote 10 months ago: The essential feature of Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a pervasive pattern of grandiosity, ne … more →
If You Don't Like to Think About AIDS, Don't Read This.
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globalizati wrote 1 year ago: Nicholas Kristof wrote a piece recently entitled “Save the Darfur Puppy.” I think he was … more →
Shooting the Messenger
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globalizati wrote 1 year ago: Turkish journalist Hrant Dink was shot and killed in broad daylight on a street in Istanbul. Dink h … more →
Quotes for Thought
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globalizati wrote 1 year ago: Some quotes to ponder from two of my favorite doctors… Dr. Jim Kim: “There are m … more →
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