What if we are wrong? Such a simple question, but one that seems all but absent in modern medicine. Patients, particularly women,
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In a previous article, I wrote about how, as a DES daughter, I felt I had a distinct advantage of gaining my
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Lifelong Hearing LossAt the age of nine years old, I was diagnosed with progressive sensorineural hearing loss. At that time, I already
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Death by a Thousand Cuts: Vaccines, Non-Profits, and the Dissemination of Medical Information
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The vaccine debate and prying into Planned Parenthood’s Standard Operating Procedure are two arenas I have not gravitated toward. Genetically engineered crops,
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A New Model for Medicine
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What is a Medical Model? In the Oxford English dictionary the word model is defined as “design to be followed, style of structure”.
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This story was originally posted as a five part series on our site in 2011-2012 when the healthcare debate began heating up.
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By way of introduction, I was educated at St. Bartholomew’s Medical College in London England and graduated with MB BS from London
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We like smoking guns in modern medicine. Identify the pathogen, kill the pathogen, and develop a vaccine to prevent pathogenic exposures, illness solved
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