Sublime

Still, for all of the transformations wrought by the masterful new engines of medicine and by their multitudinous varieties of fuel, there is one singular ingredient of the art of healing that should not be allowed to vanish. That ingredient, so basic and so changeless, is a relationship; it takes place in the quiet surroundings of the sickroom or

physique. J’avais entendu ce dernier en Sorbonne peu de temps après qu’il eut obtenu cette récompense. Il dénonçait la propension des Français à faire trop de théorie et celle des Américains à faire trop d’expérimental. La bonne recherche doit impérativement articuler les deux, insistait-il. Message reçu. À la même époque, les étudiants

Plaque accumulates NOT because of blood chemistry, but because of the action of the cells flowing within the blood vessels. Normally, cells in the blood glide along down the blood vessels, like a ball rolling down a hallway. If that hallway has a turn in it, however, the ball will smack into the wall. Blood cells do the same thing. A blood cell hit