Happenings – Stand on the Shoulders of Giants

A life or death choice

Imagine this. You wake up in a strange place. It looks like a hospital. It’s actually ICU in a

It was Sunday morning August 24, 2014. I was working at home on the deck when I slipped and fell

I have teamed up with Andrew Laidlaw* Andrew’s vision is breathtaking (I know, an awful pun given my circumstances) For

Oliver Sacks was a neurologist, naturalist, historian of science, and author. He believed that the brain is the “most incredible

I had been in contact, by email, with Associate Professor Sylvia Gustin PhD at the University of Technology Sydney. Sylvia

A few weeks ago it was International Women’s Day. To celebrate the day I saw it appropriate to host a

What happened on Friday 15th of February? There was no daily post that Friday. The reason was quite simple. About

Pride and Fall They say that pride comes before a fall. That proved to be exactly the case with me

Next time you eat an apple count how many pips there are. That’s not hard. You will get a definite answer –

Amanda Botticello, PhD, MPH, has been awarded a $400,000 grant from the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation to observe community activity