
Translating Medical and Health Research For All
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Neuroscientists are not famous for being dumb. So when the following timeline unfolded, they should have understood exactly what it meant:
First, autopsy studies in 1991 and 1992 found that amyloid plaques—supposedly the cause of Alzheimer...
Last week we reviewed two seminal studies from the 1990s, both showing mathematically that amyloid plaques are, at best, an inconsistent bystander in Alzheimer’s Disease. Plainly, they are not the driving cause.
Hardcore believers may have...
Note: If you haven’t, please read Jeanne Lenzer’s recent piece, “The Campaign to Turn Healthy People into Alzheimer’s Patients.” Jeanne is a brilliant and ferocious journalist, and her piece prompted me to dig into the research history behi...
Cancer screening has always hidden its dark side.
Behind the simple messaging and pink ribbons is a long history of complicated truths, failed trials, and titanic spending.
Now, with a novel blood test flooding the market and media misre...
Dr. Katz, the attending ER doctor, walked ahead of me as we left the bedside of a woman with abdominal pain and vomiting.
“What’s the most common reason for emergency surgical admission to the hospital?”
Wanting to impress him, I stumbled...
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ER doc fallen from grace, proud dad and data diver. As a former writer for the Times, HuffPo, and others, and author of "Hippocrates' Shadow: Secrets From the House of Medicine", my focus is translating health and medical research.
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