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A New Potentially Deadly Transfusion Reaction: Transfusion Related Alpha Gal Syndrome (TRAGS)
Before receiving a blood transfusion, we screen for common pathogens like hepatitis, syphilis and HIV (and if you live in the Northeast, Babesiosis). However, a new risk has just appeared in the medical literature, which was published in JA...
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND): Potential Answers To A Common ‘Idiopathic’ Condition
One of the first things you quickly learn when you are a board-certified internist and go out into the world to practice medicine, is that you will come across challenging diseases that are labeled ‘idiopathic’ by others. Let’s strive to un...
PCOS Is Now PMOS And Is Related To CKM: What A Medical Alphabet Soup Can Teach Us About Metabolic Syndrome/Insulin Resistance And Long-Term Health
The medical alphabet soup recently changed for a very common, and misunderstood disease in women, PCOS. Almost simultaneously, a new condition (which is really an old condition rebranded) also appeared in the medical literature, called CKM,...
Cancers Are Rising In Younger Individuals: Etiologies, Screening, Prevention and Treatment Options (*Especially When No ‘Good’ Options Exist)
I was struck by a NY Times article that appeared this week on Syndney Towles, a young woman who recently died of a rare cancer, cholangiocarcinoma of the bile ducts. She was only 26 years old and chronicled her cancer journey on TikTok. One...
STARI (Southern Tick-Associated Rash Illness) in New York: A Disease Of Unknown Origin
This year has been a banner year for ticks, and just as the first case of Borrelia mayonii was recently reported in NY State, we now have another invader complicating the diagnostic landscape. The CDC just reported in Emerging Infectious Di...
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