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TOUCHED BY LYME: (Book review) Sick & Tired–How America's Health Care System Fails Its Patients

FEB

2010

...doctors didn’t really understand what was happening to her. She started researching on her own, and eventually found a Lyme specialist who did not believe she was cured. He also tested her for coinfections, and found her highly positive for a... Read More »

Screening of Lyme film “Quiet Epidemic” at US Capitol Nov. 20

OCT

2024

...at the U.S. Capitol. The film will be preceded by a reception and followed by a discussion and Q&A with the film’s subjects, experts and celebrity advocates. While the event is free, RSVPs via Eventbrite are required for... Read More »

Medical antitrust actions–Does “might make right”?

JAN

2009

...elopment groups is that the composition of the guidelines panel often predetermines its conclusions. An article by Sniderman in the Journal of the American Medical Association frames the issue well: Because gaps in the evidence are inevitable, they... Read More »

Rejects! NY Times Rejects Another Letter from Johnson/Stricker

FEB

2009

...isplaces or replaces the standard of care and stifles innovation, future research and ultimately patient care. The situation is even worse when guidelines panels have significant conflicts of interest. Your readers should be aware that the... Read More »

Protesting the panel: Putting pen to paper

FEB

2009

...ians understand what works and doesn’t work in the field. They may also be required to comply with guidelines that they had no voice in developing. By excluding treating physicians, the panel is also assuring that patient... Read More »