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Well said!
Commented Sep 26, 2010 on Data, Data Everywhere and Not a Drop................ at Reflections of a Gynecologist
Data, Data Everywhere and Not a Drop................
We can learn a lot from evidence-based medicine. Scientific studies have the potential to improve patients’ outcomes but they can also push the clinician into an informational abyss. There are several possible pitfalls with studying scientific data: 1) the data can take preference over the pati...
Well said!
Commented Jul 31, 2010 on The Search for Natural at Reflections of a Gynecologist
The Search for Natural
I think I might be described by many as a nature-lover. I have hundreds of plants in my home, I would rather walk in the woods than go to Disney Land and I think the smell of dirt is grand. But although Nature has brought us dogwoods, mountain vistas and rainbows, we should not forget about nat...
Excellent advice. I'm only a premed, but my youngest child has some complex medical issues and we've had more than our share of experiences with doctors. The ones who take the time to listen always get a better picture of my little medical mystery. We've switched a few specialists because they were not good listeners and were missing important facets of her condition. Our initial neurologist was so bad about this our pediatrician even wanted us to switch because he was ignoring her insights as well!
I found the lead-in very interesting, too. As part of my undergrad work, I'm taking Human Sexuality and that fits right into what we've been covering recently (Kinsey, Masters and Johnson, ect).
Commented Apr 21, 2010 on With an Ear to the Human Jungle at Reflections of a Gynecologist
With an Ear to the Human Jungle
Why did "30 Rock" portray a woman's idea of pornography as a male who wants to listen? All people need to communicate, but very few have the luxury of having someone listen to them. There's a reason most languages differentiate between hearing and listening. A dog hears (some seem to listen) b...
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