It’s time for a real…um…movement.
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Doc Vader on Women In Medicine
- September 21st, 2018
Here’s How The New Apple Watch Might Harm Us
- September 16th, 2018
We should be very careful about turning healthy people into patients.
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What To Do When You’re Falsely Accused (w/Dr. Ricardo Quarrie)
- August 25th, 2018
A young CT surgeon is falsely accused of lying about a medical error. Here’s what happened next.
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Another Patient Attacks, Another “Root Cause Analysis”
- August 22nd, 2018
We simply can’t take this any more.
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Mayo Madness: Was It Medical Kidnapping?
- August 14th, 2018
A family breaks their 18 year old daughter out of a Mayo Clinic rehab facility and flees the state. What the H-E-double-hockeysticks happened?
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The Bleeding Edge; Are Medical Devices Killing Us?
- August 8th, 2018
Here’s what you really need to know about Netflix’s “The Bleeding Edge.”
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The Ethics of Brain Death & Organ Donation w/ Prof. David Magnus
- August 2nd, 2018
A fascinating deep-dive with into the ethical dilemmas around brain death—particularly as it relates to organ donation—with a world expert on the subject.
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The Truth About Organ Donation
- August 2nd, 2018
Time to debunk the most common myths that may keep folks from giving the gift of life.
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How To Better Treat Patients With Disabilities w/Dr. Holly Tabor
- July 25th, 2018
How the medical system can better serve patients with disabilities such as autism, a shocking finding from a Special Olympics study, and more.
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What “Do Everything” Really Means
- June 20th, 2018
The unspoken truth I want my patients to know about heroic measures at the end-of-life.
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The Vaccine Injury Court
- June 14th, 2018
Antivaxxers love to cite the Vaccine Injury Court as an example of how vaccines have been legally proven to cause autism. Here’s why they’re completely wrong.
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Viral Video of a Doctor Being Racist??
- June 13th, 2018
Yet another secretly-filmed viral clip emerges of an emergency physician and a patient in conflict. Here’s MY take.
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