A shabbat Gift from Maghreb.. in France
A nice Shabbat Gift in Levallois Friday Night 13 Chesvan 5770 This night I had dinner at Café Louis, a Melbourne kind of café, doting couples out on a date,…
Medicine, culture, travel, food, healing, and human stories from my archive. Start with a trail, search for a memory, or move by year.
Roads, meals, clinics, and human encounters.The current inquiry follows one trail through the archive: food culture, metabolic health, Indigenous knowledge, and Suriname.
A nice Shabbat Gift in Levallois Friday Night 13 Chesvan 5770 This night I had dinner at Café Louis, a Melbourne kind of café, doting couples out on a date,…
It is by the sacrifices you do for another person that you would be judged on the capacity to help that person. I have always done what I wanted, but…
A CGM, Artificial Intelligence, and the Limits of Cultural Understanding For the past week, I have been wearing a continuous glucose monitor, a device largely designed and marketed for the…
An anthropological warning about the quiet social decline that begins when empathy weakens.
A year-end travel reflection on movement, memory, and the places that shaped the year.
It Is Easy to Learn to Speak English Poorly by Yehuda Kovesh MD (London), FRAI (London) A Frenchman’s Remark A French academician once observed: “English is a language that is…
A reflection on Fort Cochin, interdenominational life, and the quiet coexistence of many faiths.
Una reflexión médico-antropológica sobre el yo, la sociedad, los falsos profetas y la búsqueda de un camino sencillo hacia la felicidad.
Una reflexión médico-antropológica sobre el yo, la sociedad, los falsos profetas y la búsqueda de un camino sencillo hacia la felicidad.
A physician-anthropologist’s definition of international medicine, beyond romance, rescue fantasy, and institutional cliché.
LE MOI ET LA SOCIÉTÉ : UN ANTHROPOLOGUE MÉDICAL CHEZ LES INDIENS LE MOI ET LA SOCIÉTÉ Au fil de l’histoire, il y a eu des prophètes et des faux…
A bilingual reflection on travel, belonging, and the question of why one does not simply stay.
A travel note from Casablanca to Miami, assessing the ordinary realities of a long Royal Air Maroc flight.
A field note on food, place, and why health may require not only diet but a wider way of living.
A reflection on immigration, hypocrisy, and Portugal’s more compassionate social imagination.
A New Year reflection from Porto, carrying hopes for Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, the United States, and beyond.
A reflection moving from Walker Evans to barbers, photography, human dignity, and fortunate encounters.
A note for migrants and health professionals considering where population health and wellbeing are strongest.