Short Stories
What happens when we make well-intentioned, bad decisions? A young woman discovers the dangerous dissonance between expectations and reality when she follows her gut on the bank of the Thames river during an unprecedented summer storm.
Essays
Practical Magic Helped Me Embrace Being Jewish and Different (Hey Alma)
The 1998 film is neither explicitly Jewish not explicitly queer, but it was still a secret celebration for kids like me who were anything but “normal.”
Interviews
Aviva Romm on Women’s Healthcare Disparities and Hormonal Health Myths (Medium)
The New York-based MD, midwife, and herbalist sheds light on existing disparities in women’s healthcare, her work with Sakara Life, and the biggest myths around hormonal health.
Harry Saag on Social Determinants of Health and Redefining Deliveru (Medium)
The co-founder and CEO of Roster Health on addressing social determinants of health and redefining healthcare delivery with more equitable, localized solutions.
Sylvia Romm and The Future of Virtual Care in a Post-COVID-19 Landscape (Medium)
Atlantic Health’s Chief Innovation Officer on the future of virtual care in a post-COVID-19 landscape.
Kaylan Baban and Reclaiming the Term “Holistic” in Evidence-Based Medicine (Medium)
The Chief Wellness Officer at George Washington University’s School of Medicine and Health Sciences on reclaiming the term “holistic” in evidence-based medicine.