The Politicization of Medical Research
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Medical and scientific journals have broken with tradition to make political recommendations. Both Scientific American and the New England Journal of Medicine formally... Read more.
Medical Education: A Critical Crossroads
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Are there any indications that this change in direction for medical education is worthwhile? Fortunately, there are. In two widely separate locations, a focus on... Read more.
Medical Leadership Cannot Escape the ‘Misinformation’ Trap
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How ironic that in both these cases, it was the government—the body suggested by the medical leaders to be best qualified to police against “misinformation”... Read more.
Health: Factors, Paradoxes, and Dark Matter
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Sixty years ago, the first of a remarkable series of articles appeared in the medical literature describing the curious lack of cardiovascular deaths in Roseto,... Read more.
The Complexity Science of Medicine Requires Freedom
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As I write this, medicine is still “In the Wilderness,” but I can see a brightening horizon. We still need to formulate a counter to the nihilism of Postmodernism... Read more.
Why are Lies so Believable?
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“Truth” has become more or less a “preference”. Sort of like you may like chocolate; I may like vanilla. You like a Chevy while I like a Ford. When we ask... Read more.
Medicine in the Wilderness
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Society now finds itself a passenger on a ship which has been taken over by ideologues. The ship is heading for the rocks. Lookouts stationed high above can see... Read more.