Paul Epstein

Article Abstract:

A profile of Paul Epstein, associate director of Harvard University's Center for Health and the Global Environment, who has made it his life's goal to study the acute consequences of climate change on public health, is presented. Epstein has succeeded in bringing together insurers, national and global agencies, and scientists from multiple disciplines not usually known for their cooperation to explore the issue, and the report which he coauthored, has gone out to Swiss Re's clients and members of the US Congress and is used in classes at Columbia and Harvard Universities.

United States, Public affairs, Health aspects, Social aspects, Appreciation, Climatic changes, Climate change, Epstein, Paul

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Paging all doctors

Article Abstract:

The trend of increasing number of young doctors opting out of pursuing career in research due to the demands of clinical practice, the lack of a clear career path, heavy debts from medical schools and the lengthy road to professional independence is reviewed.

Personnel administration, HEALTH SERVICES, Management, Evaluation, Human resource management, Health care industry, Career choice, Company business management, Company personnel management

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Kari Stefansson

Article Abstract:

Doctor Kari Stefannson passion for medicine and his homeland are discussed .He also discusses the study of human genetic in detail.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Human genetics, Stefannson, Kari

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