Dealing with loss: January 6
The January 6th Committee is proceeding like it has big revelations. In actuality, it is revealing normal human behavior. Humans deal predictably with [...]
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 [...]
It is sometimes interesting to see how far fetched conspiracy theorists are in their logic. They make things up. There is no data [...]
I watch the current concern about the formula shortage from a historical standpoint. It is interesting that there was a time when it [...]
The ongoing opioid epidemic has frequently made the headlines. The news tends to be in general. It looks at specific groups but usually [...]
One of the interesting things about medicine is that sometimes things change and then later they go back to the way they were. [...]
According to Jason Gangewere, Hospital Services Coordinator for the Gift of Life Donor Program, there are 107,000 people waiting for transplants with 120 [...]
We know that a significant portion of children in this country live with food insecurity. They do not have enough to eat on [...]
I often watch political happenings with my behavioral medicine hat on. It confirms the eccentricities of human behavior over and over again. One [...]
We know that vaping is not benign. We also know that some individuals use it to move their nicotine addiction away from cigarettes. [...]