Month: August 2018
by Natan Schleider, M.D. August 19th, 2018 While the USA suffers through another opioid use epidemic (yes, we’ve had them before but I’ll give you the history lesson another time), the focus of press and medical/government powers that be are appropriately focused on preventing overdose and death. Far less attention is paid to adverse effects…
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By Natan Schleider, M.D. I don’t wear skinny jeans. I wear flip flops whenever I can which apparently are out of style. And while starting to go bald–which I’ve decided to ‘own’ rather than pursue hair plugs or the ever-popular toupee, the sun-damaged skin on my forehead has been bothering me (only when I look…
Read MoreBy Natan Schleider, M.D. August 13th, 2018 Having been in practice 13 years now, I’ll let you in on a secret: fifty percent of everything you learn or read about in the news regarding health and medicine will be obsolete or wrong, sometimes even harmful, within 10 years or so. Does that mean I should…
Read Moreby Natan Schleider, M.D. August 19th, 2018 While the USA suffers through another opioid use epidemic (yes, we’ve had them before but I’ll give you the history lesson another time), the focus of press and medical/government powers that be are appropriately focused on preventing overdose and death. Far less attention is paid to adverse effects…
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By Natan Schleider, M.D. I don’t wear skinny jeans. I wear flip flops whenever I can which apparently are out of style. And while starting to go bald–which I’ve decided to ‘own’ rather than pursue hair plugs or the ever-popular toupee, the sun-damaged skin on my forehead has been bothering me (only when I look…
Read MoreBy Natan Schleider, M.D. August 13th, 2018 Having been in practice 13 years now, I’ll let you in on a secret: fifty percent of everything you learn or read about in the news regarding health and medicine will be obsolete or wrong, sometimes even harmful, within 10 years or so. Does that mean I should…
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