Health care on the other side of the world 01/22/2009
 My lovely girlfriend, Liz, is currently rotating in Mulago Hospital (above) in Kampala, the capital of Uganda. We complain a lot about our health care system, and for good reason, but it might serve as a helpful reminder of how well off we are to read about the huge gap in the quality of care and the resources available for the 5,000 - 10,000 daily patients at Mulago. Check out her blog here. I'll be visiting her for two weeks in March (spring break Uganda!). CommentsLeave a Reply |  Nathan Huttner
Nathan Huttner was born on the north shore of Long Island but spent his high school years on the south shore of Lake Ontario in Rochester, N.Y. He graduated from Yale with a degree in economics and is now finishing his MBA at the Yale School of Management. He is currently creating a diversified portfolio of cover letters and lotto tickets to assure his livelihood. When he is not fretting over the future of the economy, he is coercing his friends to play complicated board games and let him win, for once. Read the Whyrooters
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