Information and Critical Thinking for Your Health
Loss of Medical Decision-Making, Continuity of Care, and Doctors in Private Practice Healthcare for Americans is in disarray. Over the past 30 years, businesses have increasingly dominated the field, relegating … Continue Reading →
Medical Decision-Making The practice of medicine has been augmented by advancing technology. But even with 4 years of medical school and an MD degree, this only provides the foundation of … Continue Reading →
(Snippets from the frontline) COVID-19/BLM: Am I immune? Some of my patients have had COVID-19. None have died. The pandemic continues, but vaccines are on the horizon. A few utilize … Continue Reading →
(Snippets from the frontline) COVID-19/BLM: “Open for business, with our dog” We are still trying to learn how coronavirus invades the body, responds to treatment, and spreads to others. Symptoms … Continue Reading →
(Snippets from the frontline) If… If you smoke, there is a chance of getting lung cancer; if you drink alcohol, there is a chance of developing liver disease; if you … Continue Reading →
(Snippets from the frontline) A stranger making your medical decisions Who you marry, what car you drive, or where you live are personal decisions. But, would you want your medical … Continue Reading →
(Snippets from the frontline) Remaining in your comfort zone Home is your comfort zone. Most elder seniors fear they will be forced to leave and move into a facility like … Continue Reading →
I am DNR – do not resuscitate. Legally should I be hospitalized, I have signed paperwork stating there will be no CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) including chest compressions, no medication to … Continue Reading →