Pseudotumor Cerebri – Say What?
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If you are reading this, you might be thinking to yourself, “there she goes again, writing about some arcane medical condition that
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Women endure menses for an average of 40 years: once a month for 12 months for four decades—about half of our lives.
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In a recent article published in the British Medical Journal, Crowcroft et al (2015) suggest we need a new approach to vaccine
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In 1985, Mark joined the Air Force. He was 18 years old. Mark and I met Christmas of 1985 and we were
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In the not too distant past, before sophisticated brain imaging tests became available, it was the job of the neuropsychologist to assess
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Why Publish Another Case?Just last week, we published a case of classic beriberi in a 23 year old man, and now, yet
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At age 23, I woke up from an ovarian surgery to the comment, “It’s not cancer, but you have moderate endometriosis. If
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DES was Given to My Mom as a Vitamin
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I was exposed to DES before I was born. My mother was given the medicine while she lived in a Catholic maternity
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