Still Healing: Notes of a physician/writer/human
Rosalind KaplanWriting about wellness, illness, healing and the absurdities of healthcare and of life itself.
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To Resolve or Not to Resolve
In the last couple days, I’ve read several Substack posts related to New Year’s Resolutions. One in favor, two against… I’m one of the ‘against’ for the most part. I have come to dislike resolutions because they tend to be all-or-nothing, d...
Don't Tell Me...Yet
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No, They're Not Kidding
So if you don’t already know this, the ACIP, a committee of the CDC, has now voted to end the recommendation that all babies be vaccinated against hepatitis B at birth. The CDC now recommends that only newborns of mothers known to be infect...
They're Just Kidding, Right?
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Rosalind Kaplan is a writer, physician, and educator in the Philadelphia area. Her essays are in a smattering of literary journals. Her second book, Still Healing: A Doctor’s Notes on the Magic and Misery of a Life in Medicine is now out.
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