The American Medical Association (AMA) began advocating a comprehensive annual physical exam in the 1920s. For many years, this exam was quite simple and straightforward; it consisted of the doctor inquiring…Read More
Although autism continues to receive much attention from the media, many people are unfamiliar with its manifestations in older children and adults. Autism in juveniles and adults is principally marked by the…Read More
I just came across a good example of a disbeliever: William Campbell Douglass II, M.D., who publishes The Douglas Report only a few miles from my office here at Johns Hopkins Hospital. In his publication,…Read More
More than a century ago, John Harvey Kellogg, a physician who was superintendent of the then-popular Battle Creek Sanatorium, advocated hydrotherapy to eliminate toxins in the colon as a treatment for obesity…Read More
Early in April, a House committee launched an inquiry into the marketing practices - particularly direct-to-consumer promotions - of the makers of several drugs prescribed to treat anemia. Then, late in May,…Read More
Recent studies have linked inadequate amounts of sleep to weight gain, obesity, and an increased risk of developing diabetes. In the past, I have not been impressed with reports that found such an association…Read More
Up until now, many people have been afraid to submit to genetic testing for fear that abnormal results might adversely affect their health insurance premiums or place their jobs at risk. These same fears have…Read More
Medical professionals have been encouraged for some time by the improvements in treatments for coronary heart disease (CHD) and by the greater attention being paid to preventive measures: Over the last 20…Read More
You may have had the same experience as my daughter. Her long-time physician retired, and she's had a hard time finding another one to take his place. Why are there too few physicians? Mostly because U.S.…Read More
For many years, my wife has had to put on sweaters when I was perfectly comfortable in the house. This winter, however, I was the one who kept turning up the thermostat. Noticing this strange turn of events, my…Read More
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