Caring for the carers: the power of personal storiesAscending the stairs to the second floor of Science Gallery London, a large, striking portrait of a young woman with dark hair and reddish highlights is visible. Getting closer, the label below reads: Tia. Equally arresting portraits of women called… Jun 06 24June 06, 2024Article at thelancet.com
From film to philanthropyWhat is it like to be diagnosed with an incurable movement disorder as a young adult? When should you tell people about your illness? How does the diagnosis affect your mental state? Or your close relationships? Still: A Michael J Fox Movie provides… Jun 15 23June 15, 2023Article at thelancet.com
Surviving death rowGoing to see a play about death row, I expected a harrowing 90 minutes of theatre. No interval. No respite. But I was surprised by what I found. Although there are dark and worrying moments in the play, there is also hope and even humour. The… Mar 18 06March 18, 2006Article at thelancet.com
