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Check out this great article, which is (sadly) misnamed as 12 Depression Busters, when, instead, this is really Image via Wikipedia twelve ways to cope. Why the picky-seeming Doc Gurley distinction? Clinical depression is a serious issue – and not something that people generally “bust” through willful effort. The person who’s writing this article sounds […] Should your basic healthcare be non-profit? And is that even a major consideration? I mean, after all, isn’t “profit” a good Image via Wikipedia motivation for a healthcare plan? This issue came to the forefront of a PBS documentary about healthcare around the world – and apparently got the person who made the documentary cut […] In honor of the day of silliness, here are some of our favorite April Fool’s day tricks that circulate throughout the year: Image via Wikipedia 1) Winner of the Most Enduring Bit of Foolishness Award: The idea that you can eat your way to a flat belly. This kookie concept just won’t die…(or flatten). 2) […] Is there a sane, sensible approach to the No Poo frenzy? For those who have been living in a wonderfully Poo-media-free zone, we here at Doc Gurley both congratulate you on a rare achievement, and feel the need to clarify: No Poo refers to a growing worldwide movement to stop using shampoo – and not […] It’s that time of week again! Head on over to CodeBlog for a round-up of the best of the healthcare blogosphere. This Image by bazin.erwan via Flickr week’s host is a Tales of a Nurse site – with an ICU nurse host and a behind-the-scene look at healthcare. After you’ve gotten your weekly grand rounds […] We here at Doc Gurley were hoping, like most people, to just ignore the latest, clearly BOGUS pseudo-science news. Unfortunately, such was not to be – the Atlantic article by a (self-described as rage-filled-about-the-act-of-breastfeeding) mom, who claims that – really – there’s no good data to support breastfeeding – just won’t die. Go on any […] |
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