Monthly Archives: April 2009

I have to wonder as I listen to the concerns and contingency  plans for the potential swine flu pandemic, and with respect for the good that Western medicine does, how have people overlooked or ignored the harm done by our … Continue reading →

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Sarah Pope Parker has a great article in the New York Times online today summarizing a number of studies showing that friendships contribute to longer survival rates in both elderly populations and those with serious illnesses.  A 10 year study … Continue reading →

There is a great article in the New York Times  Screening Babies for Broken Hearts.  We know that US has a high infant mortality rate compared to other nations (6.71 per 1,000 of live births).  A  study over a 16 … Continue reading →

Friday, at a networking meeting, Todd Sleath a wonderful man who does marketing for a local moving company got up and used his own “Sales Minute” to applaud my work and the work of Louis Bornstein of 5 Element Accupuncture. … Continue reading →

Elvira Lang, associate professor of Radiology at Harvard just reported the results of a study monitoring the cortisol levels of women awaiting the results of breast biopsies.  It turns out that those awaiting results experience stress at the same level … Continue reading →

“When Dr. Yehonatan N. Turner regan his residency in radiology, he was frustrated that the CT scans he analyzed revealed nothing about the patients behind them-only their internal organs”  starts the article in yesterday’s New York Times.  To get a … Continue reading →

My husband was just telling me a story about a colleague who went to his doctor complaining of restless leg syndrome.  Instead of prescribing a drug, the doc wisely told this healthy young man he needed a sleep study. He … Continue reading →