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Just One Thing! Don’t Just Do Something, Stand There!
Every doctor learns the reflex early. When in doubt, do something. Order the test. Write the prescription. Book the scan. I’d like to make the case for the opposite reflex, and I’m a little cranky about it.
Here is a rule worth taping to y...
Capital Should Not Be Sleeping, It Should Be Sleeping Around
I sat in a room at the Milken Institute’s Dialogues this week and listened to a panel of women describe the same disease from different angles. Not heart disease. Not Alzheimer’s. Not maternal mortality.
The pathology underneath all of...
Canary in the Coal Mine
Miners carried canaries into the shaft because a small bird’s lungs fail before a man’s. The canary was equipment. It rode down in a cage, and as long as it sang you kept digging, and when it went quiet you walked out and you did not stop t...
Just One Thing! Why You Got Better
The true drug effect. The molecule does what the molecule does. The antibiotic kills the bacteria. The beta blocker slows the heart. This slice is real, measurable, and often smaller than we assume.
The Voltaire effect. There is a line att...
The Wisdom Layer
A Cautionary Tale
A physician wrote an essay recently that has been making the rounds. In it, he describes a patient who asked about starting one of the new weight loss medicines. He spent fifty minutes with her. He explained the mechan...
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