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  • 🏥🙌💯🇿🇦TSHEMBA🇿🇦💯🙌🏥

    (A tree of service and endurance – rooted in Africa, shaped by light, standing for) TSHEMBA, THE NGO THAT TAUGHT ME EVERYTHING WITHOUT KNOWING IT A memoir of service, rupture and quiet clarity by Paul Alexander Wolf I arrived at Tshemba in April 2023 with the uncomplicated aim of serving, learning, and contributing whatever I… Keep reading →

  • Lost in the System: When Psychiatry Becomes a Waiting Room with No Exit

    Psychiatry is a field of contradictions. On one hand, it saves lives; on the other, it sometimes traps people in diagnostic purgatory. Some psychiatrists are conservative, prescribing as little as possible; others believe in a more-the-merrier approach to pharmacology. Some are pioneers, pushing boundaries with emerging treatments; others are still prescribing as if it were…

  • Sudden Cardiac Death After a Normal Stress Test: What Are We Missing? – A Case Study for both GP’s, General Physician’s and Cardiologist’s

    Sudden Cardiac Death After a Normal Stress Test: What Are We Missing? INTRODUCTION A patient with a normal stress test, on Apixaban (for prior PE) and aspirin, was recently cleared for work as a heavy vehicle driver by a cardiologist. Yet, he suffered a fatal myocardial infarction (MI) shortly after pulling over his Road Train Truck due…

  • As Long As You Breathe, You Have a Choice!

    – What will you do with yours? Some choices change the world. Some change your world. But the principle remains the same: As long as you breathe, you have a choice. • The Palestinian child waking up to sirens and shattered glass. • The man in a prison cell, deciding if his past will bury…

  • The Increasing Forgotten in Australia and the Ramifications for the Future, Failing Change.

    ( I refer to previous articles) “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” — Abraham Lincoln A nation, like a house, cannot endure when it is divided by injustice and far-reaching inequality. It is a historical lesson, one that has been repeated across centuries, across continents. And yet, here we are—watching as leaders ignore the…

  • An RACGP and Public Policy Audit on Homelessness and Healthcare Equity.

    A Nation’s Health is Measured by Its Care for the Vulnerable An RACGP and Public Policy Audit on Homelessness and Healthcare Equity Executive Summary: A Moral and Practical Imperative A country is judged by how it cares for its most vulnerable: children, the elderly, the frail, and those without a home. Homelessness is not just…

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