Thomas Mann's journey through genius, identity, and moral dilemmas, capturing the intimate struggles of art and life in turbulent times.

Despite their differences, Whitman trusted Osler's clinical judgment, while Osler admired Whitman's spirit, even if begrudgingly.

A poet grapples with illness, uncertainty, and emotional turmoil, exploring pain, love, and the randomness of life

Negative Capability bridges science and art in medicine, fostering openness, reflection, resilience, and deeper patient connection.

Eros fuels desires in illness, offering healing through art, literature, and companionship—David B. Morris reveals its transformative power for patients seeking meaning.

Through arts, dementia is imagined: a novel, a play, and film explore disorientation, denial, and emotional wilderness."

Exploring self-poisoning through literature and medicine: vivid depictions in Belladonna and Madame Bovary meet biomedical insights, offering valuable lessons for health care professionals and students

A physician reflects on the AIDS crisis, sharing personal and professional experiences from the early years of the epidemic.

We explore the opioid crisis through investigative journalism, dramatization, narrative nonfiction, and fiction, highlighting diverse perspectives beyond Biomedicine.

Exploring illness as loss: financial, sociopsychological, and clinical impacts through the lens of literary fiction and personal experience.

A poet's sonnets capture the emotional and clinical journey of Parkinson’s, offering unique insights beyond conventional biomedical understanding."

Timeless stories reveal persistent challenges in healthcare professionalism and access, prompting reflection on modern practices and their enduring implications.