Narrative Matters, the personal essay section of Health Affairs, publishes firsthand stories that explore the personal, ethical, and moral issues of delivering or receiving health care—and that carry ...

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As you begin your medical school application journey, the secondary application phase emerges as a pivotal bridge connecting your premedical background with entrance into graduate medical training.

Health Affairs' January Narrative Matters essay features a physician and mother on giving birth in a culture that increasingly pushes women toward cesarean sections. Carla Keirns' article is freely ...

Lake Effect contributor Bruce Campbell reflects on teaching his students outside of a hospital in an essay titled “Narrative Medicine in the time of COVID-19.” ";s: The coronavirus has transformed how ...