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How would you like to be offered kind, objective assistance with a serious health issue, only to discover that Image by Nemo’s great uncle via Flickr it’s actually an ad for a drug? And how about if that False Offer of Help actually meant that drug companies no longer provided the required warnings about serious […] One of the world’s most fun blogs – Emergiblog – hosts today’s Grand Round of the healthcare blogosphere. Image via Wikipedia Kim has done a fantastic job, using the movie, Napolean Dynamite as the frame for all things health. It’s a great fit, and fun too – hey, we’re not quirky (much). Head on over […] It’s so nice to find a writer with solid advice, and a fresh voice. Check out this article by the editor-in-chief of Image by ceonyc via Flickr Self magazine (disclosure: I get NOTHING for endorsing this writer or article – except, okay, a warm feeling for finding something surprisingly good!). See, being a Doc Gurley […] Image by zenera via Flickr Finally, a whopping, thorough, well-designed study of over 34,000 people looks at whether or not our assumptions about mental illness and violence have any basis in fact. Here’s the result, as well-reported in Medscape – “Future violence, such as fighting, sexual assault, or arson, was statistically more likely among individuals […] Image via Wikipedia Grand Rounds for this week is up – and this time it is hosted by The Health Care Blog – which is actually a very big and busy blog with at least three regular contributors and several other occasional contributors. They have tendency to cover health care policy issues and also […] Image by Mykl Roventine via Flickr No matter where you live, February is a hunker-down month. Whether it’s the weather, or the realization that it’s going to take more than a New Year’s promise to effect serious personal change, or the fact that you’re emotionally hung over from the holidays (followed by the obligatory […] |
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