Last year, Kelly McEvers of NPR’s Embedded podcast introduced us to Joy. Something about Joy seems so ordinary, even familiar. […]
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Last year, Kelly McEvers of NPR’s Embedded podcast introduced us to Joy. Something about Joy seems so ordinary, even familiar. […]
Nearly all of us have dealt with dental caries — better known as cavities — at some point in our […]
Dr. Loren Cordain describes himself as the “world’s foremost authority on the evolutionary basis of diet and disease” and as […]
After a lengthy, expensive, and invasive process, I received a diagnosis of eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), a hard to pronounce and […]
“I should probably get an IUD, right?” These past couple of weeks I’ve heard this question more than ever, as my […]
[gblockquote source=’Bettina Judd, patient.‘]HOW TO MEASURE PAIN I In the woman it is a checklist: Can you imagine anything worse […]
“His BMI is on the high side of normal. See?” The pediatrician showed me a chart. “This is something we […]
In a recent campaign interview with Chris Matthews, presidential candidate Donald Drumpf contended “there has to be some form of […]
Don’t you hate it when you can’t get your doctor to agree with your own assessment of your symptoms? Never […]
For the past several years, this 1885 photograph of three medical students who attended the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania […]