Physicians are trained to diagnose and to treat, they are not trained to admit vulnerability
“Alas, medicine clings to its culture of invincibility, and that’s why flying is safer than surgery.”
Read More“Alas, medicine clings to its culture of invincibility, and that’s why flying is safer than surgery.”
Read More“I love being married. It’s so great to find that one special person you want to annoy for the rest of your life.”
Read More“Next time you see a health claim that sounds too good to be true, think of the snake oil salesman.”
Read More“In 1967, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario prevented him from publishing under his own name.”
Read More“If my father championed common sense, I want to build on his message with something just as important: whole-life prevention of ills, with ills very broadly defined.”
Read More“Forget the full-body MRI. Remember the screening tests that truly protect your health.”
Read More“Preventive health isn’t glamorous, and it’s rarely incentivized, but I believe it’s the foundation of sustainable healthcare.”
Read MoreBY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES Dr. Richard Z. Cheng, Editor-in-Chief of the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, reports
Read MoreBY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES Getting up often to pee at night is called “nocturia” and it’s
Read MoreBY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES Influenza, or the flu, is on the rise this time of year.
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