I used to play the violin, and was a member of Boston's medical professional-based Longwood Symphony Orchestra.
So, naturally, ads like these from the Zurich Chamber Orchestra, which capture the intersection between classical music and medicine, catch my eye.
Beautiful.
(via Street Anatomy)





In an interesting blog post over at the Health Disparities Blog, the so-called Corrupted Blood incident at the massively popular online role-playing game was chronicled.
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