As I’ve said probably many times in previous posts, I have a huge admiration for every other developed country in the way they have developed processes unique to their cultures to limit how much they spend on healthcare. If you’re interested in learning more how Britain, Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium...
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This post is based on a friend of a friend situation. Important details have been changed to protect anonymity, but not the basic realities I want to discuss. A 49-year old man was diagnosed with a rare form of lung cancer about a year and a half ago. This sad situation...
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The American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology just published new guidelines for screening and treating cholesterol. In some ways these guidelines are more like the British guidelines. Instead of setting up doctors and patients to fail by calling for certain cholesterol number targets as in the old U.S. guidelines (LDL level...
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