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Why We Must Push Through Pandemic Fatigue Oct. 30, 2020
A recent Newsday article passed along this reminder of our not-too-distant past: "During the height ... Read More
Mask-Wearing Isn't Political, It's Lifesaving Jul. 07, 2020
The nation is five months and more than 128,000 lives into its worst disease outbreak in a century a... Read More
Virus Deaths Aren't Rising With Infections. Mask Up to Keep It That Way. Jul. 06, 2020
There's a silver lining in the national spike of coronavirus infections, but it may be a temporary o... Read More
Don't Panic Over Virus Increase Jul. 02, 2020
No one should have expected the reopening of America after the long COVID-19 shutdown would be seaml... Read More
Virus Numbers Are Skyrocketing. Why the Political Grudge Against Common Sense? Jun. 26, 2020
A sharp increase in coronavirus cases, particularly in states where Republican governors have champi... Read More
Did I or Didn't I Have COVID-19? Blundering Through Unknowable Truths Jun. 06, 2020
Few things are more terrifying than the unknown, as we are discovering as we struggle to navigate, a... Read More
Barring Church Services Is Not Religious Persecution Apr. 05, 2020
With most Americans staying home as much as possible and avoiding other people like, well, the plagu... Read More
Let's Work Together To Defeat the Monster Virus Mar. 17, 2020
Our country and community are headed to the stars, but the journey is hard. A monster bug is in the ... Read More
Good and Bad News About Coronavirus Mar. 11, 2020
There's good news and bad news about coronavirus. First, there's reason for optimism. The virus str... Read More
Treating Fever Nov. 12, 2019
In adults and older children, fever can be a friend. When your child is sick, their body temperature... Read More
Politicians Sell Out Patients Oct. 09, 2019
Whether you live in New York, California or the heartland in between, you depend on state government... Read More
Protecting the Grapevine Aug. 21, 2019
Q: We bought a grapevine on a whim at Home Depot. We planted it along a fence. It grew OK for a coup... Read More
This Hospital Bed May Kill You Apr. 11, 2018
Danger lurks for hospital patients in a place they'd least expect it — the bed. Hospitals clai... Read More
Why the Superbugs Are Winning May. 24, 2017
The deadliest superbug yet — Candida auris — is invading hospitals and nursing homes, ki... Read More
Government Dysfunction Costs Lives Apr. 06, 2016
Every year, more than half a million patients in the U.S. are unknowingly put at risk of contracting... Read More
What if Antibiotics no Longer Work? Jan. 15, 2014
Have you had your daily minimum requirement of triclosan today? How about your dosage of triclocarba... Read More
U.S. Lacks Will to Fight Superbugs Dec. 25, 2013
Ronald Hale went to the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Canada last month with a lung problem, but ins... Read More
Obamacare and Government Failure Dec. 03, 2013
We conservatives are always on about the "unintended consequences" of government programs,... Read More
