A little woo
Joanne Schneider DemeirelesA healthcare startup exec and mom of two, exploring why the medical system is losing smart patients, and how to navigate personal health decisions without losing our minds.
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How pregnancy trains us to comply (or not)
October was a humbling month for this parent. It was perhaps not my best idea to potty train my 2 year old and do a tonsillectomy with my 4 year old in the same month. I learned that the hard part was not the literal steps that needed to be...
A reasonable approach to supplements
People have strong opinions about supplements. I recently read a NYTimes article called “A Plea from Doctors: Cool it on the Supplements.” It shares anecdotes — a man whose red yeast rice and berberine failed to control his heart condition,...
A tale of 2 ENTs
For months, one of my sons hasn’t been sleeping well. It’s been restless nights, congestion, hoarseness, constant mouth breathing. I shared a glimpse of this story in an earlier post, when I wrote about an ENT visit that left me feeling dis...
A fall reset for the slightly woo
Never a dull week lately for talking about “trust” in healthcare! Your feeds are already drowning in chatter about the white house claim that Tylenol in pregnancy “is linked” to autism and ACOG’s affirmation that it’s safe. I am not a docto...
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healthcare startup exec, third culture kid, and mom of 2 boys, exploring the lack of trust in healthcare.
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