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“Stand Clear!” Tracing the Practice and Principles of Human Revival
In essence, people often stumble across discoveries of scientific significance during a caprice of Mother Nature, aided by our extraordinary drive forward in the quest for immortality. The moral fiber of human intuition impels us to preserve hopes and dreams by passing on the baton of knowledge gathered in our lifetime and by joining pieces of a jigsaw, assembling the means to continue our existence.The Crystal Chalice: Investigating the Source of Fiberoptic Science
Devices using the technology of fiberoptics, from the direct visual laryngoscope to the flexible endoscope, all share a common light source; nevertheless, throughout their daily use in clinical areas, to even consider excluding the knowledge of focused illumination would be unimaginable. Endoscopes for medical examinations were widely manufactured in Tuttlingen, Germany, by Karl Storz in the 1940s1; however, the more agile digital equipment together with a variety of synthetic materials only appeared within the past 20 years following the birth of fiberoptics—the vanguard in the dawn of robotic surgery.On the Origin of Nursing and the Social Conflicts of Emergency Health Care
The divide between doctors and nurses has always raised the question as to the proficiency of who should perform emergency surgical procedures, especially during extreme circumstances. By examining our past, we can explore and understand how, when, and why medicinal practices were ruled and restricted. I am constantly reminded by natural acts of bravery in these troubled times by unskilled bystanders together with EMS providers who put their lives foremost in the face of a new world of terrorist violence.
