Virus deaths not due to weakness
When Donald Trump returned to the White House last week there was an implication that if you are a strong enough individual, COVID-19 [...]
Here’s your word for today: anamnestic
I like to write about and explain technical medical terms. In the past I have written about tachyphylaxis and technoference. This week’s word [...]
Vote for those doing the best for children
I recently attended a virtual conference run by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). The keynote talk was by the CEO and president [...]
Implicit bias makes for quick judgments
I play a lot of online Scrabble. I often play against people I don’t know. They have a Scrabble user name. They also [...]
Spend uninterrupted time with children
Today’s digital world has given rise to a number of new terms. One that may not be that familiar is technoference. This is [...]
Being ‘wealthy’ has variety of meanings
Most people think that finance is primarily related to how much money you have. That is not true. It is much more about [...]
Interesting facts about your blood
There are several components in blood. Red blood cells are the ones most commonly discussed. They are the main component of blood transfusion. [...]
Sussex Pain Relief Center celebrates 10th anniversary
Sussex Pain Relief Center was one of the earliest adopters of interventional pain medicine With attendees socially distancing, Sussex Pain Relief Center held a cookout [...]
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
People who do not practice medicine on a regular basis sometimes fail to realize how quickly things can change. That is true of [...]
Too much cell phone use harmful for children
Cell phones have become an almost permanent attachment to most of us. For a number of years there was a debate about whether [...]