The New Standard in Family Care

So I couldnt think of what to talk about today. That led me to think, "I wonder if there is an obscure holiday today?" and guess what? You got it. It's National Pink Day! So according to some research, pink was originally a neutral color not associated with sex. For a...

So I speak about vaccines frequently to try and help dispel any confusion. Today I was on social media, and I saw a post about a doc wondering how to approach pts that don't want to vaccine their children or want to use a delayed schedule. The question had to do with...

Two main types of ear infections I want to teach you about today. Middle ear aka otitis media and outer ear aka otitis externa. Otitis media, middle ear, occurs most often in the winter but can be year round. It is typically from fluid backup into the middle ear from...

  I would much much rather talk about contact dermatitis and poison ivy today, but I just cant pass up the responsibility to comment on recent events. There seems to be no way to discuss anything of consequence any more without someone getting angry, but at the...

Okay people. Fair warning. Today is not the day to read my blog if you dont like spiders or gross pictures. There will be several including a classic example of brown recluse bite which is my wife's arm several years ago. It's very ugly. If you are squeamish just move...

Well, I've lost track on how many Coronavirus blog posts I've dropped. I'm not sure I have anything new to say on the subject. I have been a little frustrated with the extreme opinions of most people on social media. I understand that it is the nature of "posting"...

So there's a lot of to do about the physicians from CA making a case to reopen CA and they think "sheltering in place" is not the right decision to make. See the full hour long video here if you would like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndL0uSmKTQU Now to be clear,...

I want to talk about the testing for coronavirus and all the difficulties with the new testing options. I was contacted 3 times last week. Once by a patient, once by a friend, and twice by lab companies trying to get me to buy a bunch of the new point of care (POC)...