Jennifer Hanlon-Wilde
FNP, Writer, and Clinical Assistant Professor, Washington State University
Nicolle Ma
Nonprofit Founder/CEO, Supply and Protect Healthcare Workers
Danielle C. Robinson
Epidemiology Supervisor, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Thomas Carpino
Teaching Fellow Johns Hopkins University, ID Epidemiology
Joseph Aaron Joe
Johns Hopkins University History of Medicine Department
Alexandra Farris
Public Health Project Coordinator, University of North Texas Health Science Center
I Now Pronounce You Dead.
In this short story, Dr. Ryan Montoya explains just how uncertain the process is when a doctor must pronounce someone deceased.
“Precipitated Withdrawal” Chapter 6: Code
The following is an excerpt chapter from Dr. Ryan Montoya’s upcoming graphic novel “Precipitated Withdrawal”. In this chapter, Dr. Montoya delves into the mechanisms of informed consent, and discusses how often physicians and patients miss that mark.
Intimate Violence, Part II: When “Self-Defense” is Camouflage for Homicide
Intimate Violence, Part II: When “Self-Defense” is Camouflage for Homicide By Caroline Light Intimate Violence, Part II: When “Self-Defense” is Camouflage for Homicide The last “In The Crosshairs” post, co-authored with Amy Ojeaburu, discussed the case of Maddesyn George, an Indigenous woman who shot and killed her rapist. George was charged with second degree murder […]
“Precipitated Withdrawal” Chapter 5: Prisoner’s Dilemma
The following is an excerpt chapter from Dr. Ryan Montoya’s upcoming graphic novel “Precipitated Withdrawal,” where Dr. Montoya discusses how prison creates a perfect medical bubble that is both a gift and a curse to the patients
