Theory of Disease
Those of you who have followed my writing over the past decade know that I blog extensively on medical topics. I began with the COVID
Medicina
Whom the Gods Would Destroy, They First Make Mad
I came across this aphorism earlier today reading letters to the editor in a British newspaper. This irony appears in some sort of wording across
Friends Don’t Let Friends Starve Children
One of the worst things in war is famine. Possibly the one civilization in this world that knows this better than any other nation is
When Art Replaces Science at the CDC
A tragedy of Shakespearean proportions is underway at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This once fine center of learning and policy was
Millennials and Cancer
In Greek mythology, there were three “sisters” or fates who decided what would happen to mortals during their lives. The Greeks believed that people were
Our Weakness
It is 1:44 a.m., and I am wide awake after having slept only a few hours. I woke up an hour ago to find two
Dire Straits
I love to watch those short video clips on Facebook. Because Deena and I have a golden retriever, I enjoy videos of goldens jumping into
Angirvik pijiaq
Angirvik pikiaq is the Inuit word for “wolf bite” or “bitten by a wolf.” It is written in their language as ᐊᖏᕐᕕᒃ ᐱᒋᐊ. This post is
Seed and Soil in Metastatic Cancer
As a liberal arts major, I am always looking for unusual, little-publicized, but nonetheless credible scientific theories. One that is widely accepted in the area
Oncolytics and the Role of Viruses
In the AI assisted image above, viruses are shown infecting and destroying cancer cells in a groundbreaking oncolytic therapy. This advanced method aims to attack
