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8/2018. “Changing the Way We Communicate About Patients.” The BMJ.

4/2018. “The Blind Men and the Elephant - Aligning Efforts in Global Health.” New England Journal of Medicine, 378, 15, Pp. 1374-1375.

4/2018. “The Ethical Implications of Culture: Challenges in the Care of Female Sex Workers in India.” Journal of Global Health Reports.

4/2018. “Why Can't We Accept that Residents are Being Overworked? .” The BMJ.

3/2018. “How to Prevent the Next Oxfam Scandal- a Yelp for International Aid? .” PLoS Global Health Blog.

2/2018. “Does the Stockholm Syndrome Affect Female Sex Workers? The Case for a "Sonagachi Syndrome."” BMC International Health and Human Rights .

1/2018. “The Forgotten Needs of Refugees from Hurricane Irma .” NPR.

1/2018. “When the Prescription is Not a Medicine but a Home.” Huffington Post.

10/2017. “Code Blue Confusion: He'd Checked 'DNR' But Wanted to Live.” WBUR Boston.

8/2017. “Why Doctors Need to Remember That Sick Patients Were Once Healthy People.” WBUR Boston.

7/2017. “Against Medical Advice: Sometimes, When Patients Defy Accepted Wisdom, So Must Doctors.” WBUR Boston.

7/2017. “'Trumpcare' is Dangerous to the American Healthcare System.” The Wire.

6/2017. “Has Medical Education Done a Disservice to New Physicians?” The BMJ.

6/2017. “Incarceration is a Dead End in the Opioid Epidemic.” AL.com.

6/2017. “Some Thoughts from a New Doctor.” Huffington Post.

5/2017. “What we say to our patients matters, but how we say it matters more.” The BMJ.

4/2017. “The Surprising Wishes of India's Sex Workers.” NPR.

4/2017. “Why Mentorship Matters: Global Health Research Mentorship in LMICs.” PLoS.