Open Fortress
Bali is a fortress built to preserve its culture — while simultaneously opening its doors wide to millions of tourists. An open fortress. Which will give first?
Articles about medical coding, AI in healthcare, and the intersection of clinical practice and technology.
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Bali is a fortress built to preserve its culture — while simultaneously opening its doors wide to millions of tourists. An open fortress. Which will give first?
My first hike, and I hike alone. Lost, thirsty, trapped by hunters and their deer-retrieving dogs — and how five minutes changed everything.
When Indonesian media said tobacco can cure Ebola — and why wording matters. Tobacco isn't the medicine; it's the vector for monoclonal antibodies.
Max Havelaar was a novel. Douwes Dekker was an assistant resident. History is written by the victors — and there's so much I still don't know.
Lake Buyan — neglected, quiet, and beautiful. A solo forest walk, a tower I was too afraid to climb, and a good, cheap, rather lonely holiday.
London, 1939. Sierra Leone, 2014. Two wars — one fought with bombs, the other with a virus. Both distant. Both closing in.
The impossible job of Indonesia's Health Minister — torn between defending fellow doctors and protecting millions of patients. And the legacy of Dr. Johannes Leimena.