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When the prescribed cure is the actually the cause of an epidemic, the real cure is collaborative critical analysis.
Imagine going to your doctor with a problem, and getting a prescription that not only worsened it, but has a one in ten chance of actually killing you instead. The dramatic cognitive error that led medical experts to overlook an accepted medication as the cause...
For the New Year, resolve to exercise your way to health and to healthy collaboration.
Over our long careers, we at Operam Healthcare have promoted sensible weight training and cardiovascular exercise as one of the most fundamental self-management practices for staying healthy and preventing a multitude of illnesses and their complications. And so as we...
Critical reading skills for media reports needed to remain informed and make good decisions
A recent dangerously misleading headline and report on NPR does not accurately reflect the content of the story, and reinforces the need for critically reading media reports to skillfully taking charge of your own healthcare. Don’t let the media mislead you. The...
Personal preparation for the time when advanced care can be as harmful as it can be helpful.
The critical importance of strong advanced care planning: Our recent experience with a personal family illness revealed how easy it is for even seasoned professionals to become hesitant at a time when decisions must be made at a critical moment. Even a full...
Navigating the unknowns of medical science requires strong collaboration
A teacher and mentor of mine once confided, "I want you to know that half of what I teach you is wrong. Unfortunately, I don't know which half." We often write about the incomplete nature of medical science. New findings and recommendations about the use of aspirin to...
New study illustrates why understanding the “unknowns” is critical for good medical decisions.
Stunning new data reveals a previous unknown disease mechanism that affects treatment decisions for millions of diabetics. The study published in June 2019 uncovers the massively incomplete science for all people with type 2 diabetes. While the authors of this study...