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I lost my MD
Well, I didn’t really “lose” her. She lost me, i.e., I have been dumped. I am her ex-patient. (Ever so tempted to adapt the Monty Python dead parrot sketch here but will control myself, given the “dead” part.) Oh, I … Continue reading
Intriguing Twitter exchanges among MDs
After the Alito news, once I was able to think again I started plotting an anti-SCOTUS revolution. Along with my amorphous ideas about court nullification, I began to think about physicians. I often think about physicians, usually for good reasons. … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, Lawyers, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged Alito, AMA, Clintons health care initiative, HMOs, lemons out of lemonade, Medicaid, Medicare, physicians, prosecutors, Rebecca Kleefisch, Roe v Wade, SCOTUS, Twitter, Wisconsin
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This NYT opinion piece makes no sense to me. And I should know
Today, I read the title of Zeynep Tufekci’s opinion piece, “Covid Drugs Save Lives, but Americans Can’t Get Them,” with bewilderment. I then read the piece. Then I read a number of the comments. I became more than bewildered; I … Continue reading
Posted in COVID-19, The Facts of Life
Tagged bronchiectasis, CMS, COVID, Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, New York Times, Paxlovid, Pfizer, pulmonology, Zeynep Tufekci
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