Noa Hirsch Choritz, at The Blogs

Sep 11, 2020, 2:20 PM

Missy (Margaret) LeHand, secretary to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, with the morning mail arriving at the White House in response to an appeal to donate dimes to fight infantile paralysis as a way of celebrating the president's birthday — the first March of Dimes campaign, Washington, DC, January 28, 1938. (Harris & Ewing, Library of Congress, Wikipedia)

It takes public buy-in to conquer the disease, as the March of Dimes and Dr. Jonas Salk teach well, but we'll need to get it ourselves; this government has checked out

Mar 22, 2020, 3:08 PM

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When ‘Do no harm’ becomes ‘Do the best you can’

A view of the corridor outside the intensive care unit of the hospital of Brescia, Italy, Thursday, March 19, 2020. (Claudio Furlan/ LaPresse via AP)

Everything I learned in nursing school has been abandoned in favor of rationing, creativity, and the need to adapt to this new reality

About Me

Noa Hirsch Choritz is an emergency and OBGYN nurse, and the regional director of Terem Emergency Medical clinics. She is currently completing an MBA in biomed at Hebrew University.