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  <title>Episode 13: Do no harm</title>
  <description>&amp;quot;First, do no harm.&amp;quot; Taking the Hippocratic Oath is a rite of passage for medical school graduates all over the world. The oath is a foundation of medical practice, forming the first code of ethics in Western medicine. We talk with Dr. Abdullah Saleh, a paediatric surgeon and director of the University of Alberta's Office of Global Surgery, about how medical practitioners traveling to lower-income countries can end up doing more harm than good, even though they're trying to help. Have an idea for a future episode or questions you'd like answered? Email podcasts@ucalgary.ca. </description>
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