A Spoonful of Sugar
Johnny Rochat - NorCalYou'll find me at the intersection of medicine and politics -- a place popular medical pundits dare not tread out of fear of actually having principles and ethics.
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Is that all there is?
Like many of you, hopefully all of you, I’m trying to comprehend the latest depths of irresponsibility of Republicans/MAGA - tomato, tomato.
He's not my type
My eternal thanks frequently go to Mrs. Bryant, my very patient typing teacher from 11th grade, who taught us how to work that behemoth IBM Selectric, which quite frankly was a tad scary at first. That carriage return seemed downright viole...
On this day
A few years ago, when just a snot-nosed kid percolating with too many questions, I remember lining up to get my sugar cube polio vaccine (Sabin) and then getting in another line for the polio vaccine shot (Salk), though I don’t recall a lot...
I do have a point to make
Many Oncologists, as the name suggests, work only with cancer patients. For the majority of us with dual training in Hematology and Oncology, the day-to-night-to-day is still primarily consumed with cancer diagnoses, including the cross-ove...
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Grandmother called me Johnny. You should too. I'm an MD, but don't wear it on my sleeve (Heme/Onc/Internal Medicine). DADT Navy Vet, gardener, runner, atheist, union member, cook/foodie. Berner/Lab dad & hubby live in Northern California.
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