Responding to study
In the July 21 edition of the Star, Tony Windsor addressed a few medical issues. It makes sense to expand on his assessment. [...]
In the July 21 edition of the Star, Tony Windsor addressed a few medical issues. It makes sense to expand on his assessment. [...]
We have long known that the incidence of autistic spectrum disorder is increasing. It now occurs in just under one in 50 births. [...]
We sometimes take historical events for granted years later. In 1976, I attended the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) meeting in Washington, D.C. [...]
One of the topics that has arisen after the recent Supreme Court decision about abortion is risk to a mother’s life from a [...]
Human behavior is almost always explainable in psychological terms. For example, the Democrats currently see Republicans as always being wrong. Republicans see Democrats [...]
We have known for many years that patients have certain expectations for the way physicians dress. I have written about this in the [...]
We know that there are certain ways that people in a society act. Some of them are healthy, some of them are not. [...]
Newsweek recently had a report. A family bought a new home with a pool. The neighbors told them that the previous owners had [...]
The January 6th Committee is proceeding like it has big revelations. In actuality, it is revealing normal human behavior. Humans deal predictably with [...]
I initially wrote this article in 2017 after the Las Vegas massacre. Little has changed in the interim so it seems to make [...]