
Medicinal Marijuana: Harmful for Fertility
Oluyemisi Famuyiwa, MD FACOG explains several of the effects that marijuana has on the reproductive system, before conceiving, as well as after conceiving.
Oluyemisi Famuyiwa, MD FACOG explains several of the effects that marijuana has on the reproductive system, before conceiving, as well as after conceiving.
Kara Wada, MD, a board-certified allergist-immunologist, shares five practices she would never engage in, and offers alternative approaches for better health management.
Gail Miller, MD discusses how judged women can be, by fertility status, especially when things don’t work out as desired.
Robert Saul, MD opines that changing one’s mind based on rational discourse and informed discussions with people, based on a degree of maturity that reflects reasoned thinking, is totally acceptable.
Whether your college-bound student is that responsible kid who doesn’t drink or the “black-out or back out” heavy partier, here are ten sobering things they really need to know about alcohol, by physician author Jill Grimes, MD
A lost porcupine is rejected by several potential friends because of her spines, but she finally meets a friend who appreciates her just as she is.
Kara Wada, MD emphasizes the urgent need to restore healing therapeutic connections between clinicians and patients, recognizing the universal trauma inflicted by the medical institution.
Andrea Wadley, MD, IBCLC says that breastfeeding sabotages for working mothers can easily be avoided if you know what to look out for.
Daniel Paull MD says don’t believe what private equity tells you.
Daniel Paull MD. explains why lobbying congress is the wrong move for real change in our healthcare system.
Dr. Danielle shows us how to open a mangosteen (what in the world is it?!?), in this episode of “Cooking Tips & Tricks with Dr. Danielle.”
David Epstein, MD, discusses pediatricians’ challenges, specifically having to pick up on rare diagnoses when they see many children with similar symptoms that turn out to be benign illnesses.
Oluyemisi Famuyiwa, MD FACOG explains several of the effects that marijuana has on the reproductive system, before conceiving, as well as after conceiving.
Kara Wada, MD, a board-certified allergist-immunologist, shares five practices she would never engage in, and offers alternative approaches for better health management.
Gail Miller, MD discusses how judged women can be, by fertility status, especially when things don’t work out as desired.
Robert Saul, MD opines that changing one’s mind based on rational discourse and informed discussions with people, based on a degree of maturity that reflects reasoned thinking, is totally acceptable.
Whether your college-bound student is that responsible kid who doesn’t drink or the “black-out or back out” heavy partier, here are ten sobering things they really need to know about alcohol, by physician author Jill Grimes, MD
A lost porcupine is rejected by several potential friends because of her spines, but she finally meets a friend who appreciates her just as she is.
Kara Wada, MD emphasizes the urgent need to restore healing therapeutic connections between clinicians and patients, recognizing the universal trauma inflicted by the medical institution.
Andrea Wadley, MD, IBCLC says that breastfeeding sabotages for working mothers can easily be avoided if you know what to look out for.
Daniel Paull MD says don’t believe what private equity tells you.
Daniel Paull MD. explains why lobbying congress is the wrong move for real change in our healthcare system.
Dr. Danielle shows us how to open a mangosteen (what in the world is it?!?), in this episode of “Cooking Tips & Tricks with Dr. Danielle.”
David Epstein, MD, discusses pediatricians’ challenges, specifically having to pick up on rare diagnoses when they see many children with similar symptoms that turn out to be benign illnesses.
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