Category: Health care

Beyond the Run: Lessons from a Half Marathon on Running and Life

Running a half marathon—a journey of 13.1 miles—is an achievement that once seemed unattainable to me. My affinity for running was always present, yet the idea of surpassing a 5K (3.1 miles) appeared distant. But I embraced the challenge and succeeded, gaining profound insights about the sport and, more importantly, about myself. Embrace patience in… Read More Beyond the Run: Lessons from a Half Marathon on Running and Life

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Patient Care vs. Potential Harm – Balancing the Hippocratic Oath

Navigating the ethics of medicine This concept is derived from the Hippocratic Oath, a guiding principle of medicine that dates back to ancient Greece.While the exact phrase “first, do no harm” (“primum non nocere” in Latin) is not found in the original oath, it hasbecome a central tenet of medical ethics. “First, do no harm”… Read More Patient Care vs. Potential Harm – Balancing the Hippocratic Oath

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