Augmenting one’s intake of particular vitamins has been a controversial subject in medicine for years. Remember Dr. Linus Pauling and vitamin C? He recommended huge doses of
Coronavirus has already had a profound affect on our society. While its affect on society has been extensively covered, its affects on the practice of
You have probably seen recent news coverage about off-label uses of anti-malarial drugs to treat or prevent coronavirus. Setting aside the extreme scenario we find
What is a Stroke and How is it Diagnosed? A stroke is caused by a blockage of blood supply to the brain. Ischemic strokes are
Readers of this blog know that active duty service men and women are unfairly prevented from bringing lawsuits for negligence occurring while they are active
A recent article sheds lights on the difficulty many doctors have breaking bad news to patients. As a result, patients often misunderstand the severity of their illnesses.
A recent study found no association between egg consumption and a higher incidence of stroke
A recent article highlights the sometimes outrageous cost of medications and other health care services.
The Feres Doctrine continues to prevent service members from bringing civil actions against the US Government for injuries suffered as a result of the negligence of other enlisted personnel.
Microsoft has built a bot to match sick patients to clinical trials, a possible benefit to both parties.
