
Digging into what we know and how we feel about cancer. Sharing hidden medical history and insights from my patients. No conspiracy theories. Occasional cute farm animals.
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Dr. Stephen Bruening studied the teenager sitting in front of him. The boy’s body, restrained by straps into a tall metal wheelchair, rocked as if possessed by internal demons. His tongue curled in and out of his twisted lips. An invisible...
Hello everyone! I’m in Bethesda to do some book research at the National Library of Medicine. The NLM was established in 1836 as a collection center for healthcare innovation. It resides on the campus of the National Institutes of Health. I...
A patient meeting me for the first time wants to know the answers to two questions:
Am I going to die?
Is this my fault?
They read these words from a sheet of paper pulled from a binder. Sometimes they cry and nod as I addres...
Comedian Kathleen Madigan tells a joke about an episode that happened while shopping with her elderly mother, a retired nurse named Vicki. Kathleen has a sinus headache and asks her mom if she has anything in her purse that can help. Vicki...
Polyamory is having a moment. Prompted, at least in part, by the controversy surrounding ’s memoir, Adult Braces.1 It is not surprising that the woman who taught us how to slay internet trolls would return and ask us to (re)consider how ma...
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I'm an oncologist, cancer survivorship expert, and horse mama. I'm here to change the conversation around cancer. You can find out more about me at www.stacywentworth.com.
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