The Sunday Time’s book review of March 6 contained an interesting review of a book entitled The Fever of 1721: The Epidemic That Revolutionized Medicine and American Politics by Stephen Coss...

I know you really don’t have time to read this, so if I can’t say something to catch your interest now, you’re probably going to move on to something else more pressing. So here is the promo grabber- as promised at the conclusion of...

It is strange to refer to early July of this year as a halcyon period, less than three months ago, but add that to the list of strange unbelievable things of the COVID era. My wife and I were feeling buoyed by the increasingly warm weather...

As physicians, we have been trained to communicate in a highly technical language that frequently confounds even those physicians outside of our own medical specialty. This can include a mix of unfamiliar Latin, ten syllable words and a...