One day I found I had something fundamentally in common with mice in a medical lab. To try to avoid their fate I could only live a "healthy lifestyle"....
Yeah, right....
For the story, see the latest Chatham County Line newspaper, starting page 10: https://t.co/zsMsOIn1qq
Advanced Directives? / The Day the Doctor Cried - https://t.co/jMRxQyxn1w
I have 2 articles out: Are advance directives even realistic, or just medical wishful thinking? And a reflection on the day I made my doctor cry.
NCI is trying to reduce barriers to adult clinical trial participation. I think they've missed two important ones. Here's my latest blog!
https://t.co/R6J00ACJEE
One of medicine’s current buzzwords: patient-centered. What I’ve begun to ponder is what kind of patient responsibilities go with it.
This article is my first stab at an answer. You can find it at: https://t.co/7ER0L18dkl
My latest column is out. Continuing reflections on the choices men have to make re: PSA testing and dealing with prostate cancer. https://t.co/C7bv1IEVe1
I have a new article on the CureToday website about conventional cancer treatment and alternative cancer treatment. I've spent a huge amount of time pondering this issue and trying to come to grips with it. I hope you find my thoughts useful.
https://t.co/yNBAZIcvBx
@DrSusanLove Dr. Love, thank you! (Would you believe I'm just now figuring out how to communicate on Twitter?!) There's got to be a balance between being encouraging and being frank. Not sure how to strike it!
I have a new article out on the CURE Today website. It's about the cost of end-of-life care...and how it's not so easy to know when to cut costs and let the end come, or when to fight.
You can find it at https://t.co/2SCCz3IIKe.
I have a new article out in the Chatham County Line (Dec 2016/Jan 2017 edition). "Who Would Work Harder to Save YOUR Life?" You can read it on Page 3 of the newspaper, which you can find at: https://t.co/Qyi1bb5FlH.