Disease

Last month, we reported on an earth-shattering documentary not-so-subtly titled Seattle Is Dying.

Another day, another report from epidemiologists on how what we eat kills us; today’s culprit, a perennial favorite, red and processed meat.

The headlines are rampant lately about “a mysterious and deadly fungal infection..spreading across the globe” that identifies multidrug-resistant yeast, Candida auris, as a “new fungal superbug.” And, as is common with such alarming heade

Mission creep occurs when there is continue growth in a project’s goals; often involving additional features adding cost and complexity.

Mick may be 75, but he seems to have chosen some cutting-edge care. While Mr.

A news report out today highlights an unfortunate situation of a young woman in the United Kingdom who claims repeated doctor visit

Biogen announced that its current candidate for an Alzheimer’s drug was ineffective, resulting in an 18 billion dollar loss in valuation – that number should provide a sense of both the need and market for an effective treatment.

When I was a kid, there was no chickenpox vaccine. Getting chickenpox -- along with the requisite oatmeal bath -- was seen as a childhood rite of passage. It wasn't uncommon for kids who were uninfected to hang out with kids who were.

 

Several years ago, the saying, an apple a day kept the doctor away, morphed with aspirin replacing the apple.