January 23rd, 2009 | Category: BOGUS Awards, Feature, In the News |
- (Comments are closed) A New Year’s BOGUS has been born! (is it just me, or did that happen awfully fast?). And let me tell you, this
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one is a ten-pound whopper with a stinky diaper chock-full of…well, you get the idea. An “evolutionary biologist” published an actual paper asserting that the […]
January 21st, 2009 | Category: In the News, The Joy Habit |
Comments are closed If you’re looking for a breezy, informative and entertaining way to get the low-down on…joy (and who
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isn’t?), look no further than here. Slate has a wonderful interview with Gretchen Rubin (of The Happiness Project). After a few minutes reading this interview, you’ll walk away feeling like a happiness-research data pro. And […]
January 20th, 2009 | Category: In the News |
Comments are closed The inimitable Dr. Val (of Get Better Health) is hosting an special, Inaugural Edition of Grand Rounds. The
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theme is, of course, healthcare reform. Take a breather from our country’s festivities and head on over. You can check out what the entire healthcare blogosphere (patients, advocates, nurses, doctors and all the team!) […]
January 18th, 2009 | Category: Feature, Pods--Doc In Your Ear |
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When people talk about healthcare reform, what starts as a policy question often deteriorates into a Tower-of-Babel cacophony of confusion. Everyone’s talking about something different. And, frankly, it’s hard to know how to make things better when no one knows where they’re headed. So do I know where we […]
January 16th, 2009 | Category: Feature, In the News, Insider Info |
- (Comments are closed) In a last minute announcement under the Bush administration, one that leaves consumer advocates stunned,
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our FDA (Foolish and Deteriorated Abysmally) has passed a ruling that allows pharmaceutical companies to directly market off-label (translation: unapproved) uses of drugs to doctors. The caveat that’s supposed to make this all okey-dokey (per the industry) […]
January 15th, 2009 | Category: Feature, In the News, Practical Medicine |
Comments are closed Now we’ve learned that people in middle age who drink 3 or more cups of coffee a day are over 50% less likely to
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develop dementia/Alzheimer’s in later life. A previous study in April revealed dementia-preventing effects from one cup of coffee a day – but that study was done with […]
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