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Tag Archives: medicine
Book Review: Passions And Tempers
Passions And Tempers: A History Of The Humors, by Noga Arikha I was loaned this book by a fellow researcher into matters of creativity, and the book is a fascinating and interesting one that discusses the way that humours were … Continue reading
Book Review: I’ve Seen The End Of You
I’ve Seen The End Of You: A Neurosurgeon’s Look At Faith, Doubt, And The Things We Think We Know, by W. Lee Warren, MD [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Multnomah/Waterbrook Press. All thoughts and opinions are … Continue reading
Running Amok
In retrospect, the amount of driving I did today to get to my doctor’s appointment and back again may not have been the best idea for my feet, as my gout is hurting a bit more now than it was … Continue reading
Book Review: Open Heart
Open Heart, by Elie Wiesel As someone who has read a fair amount of the author’s body of work, there is still something poignant about this particular volume, written by the author after having open heart surgery (spoiler alert: he … Continue reading
Book Review: How Healing Works
How Healing Works: Get Well And Stay Well Using Your Hidden Power To Heal, by Wayne Jonas, MD [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Blogging For Books/Lorena Jones Books. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] How … Continue reading
Book Review: Morphine
Morphine, by Mikhail Bulgakov I must admit that I have not been as familiar with the works of Bulgakov as I have with other Russian writers. A friend of mine recommended him as an author and I have to agree … Continue reading
Book Review: A Cancer In The Family
A Cancer In The Family: Take Control Of Your Genetic Inheritance, by Theodora Ross This author really wants you to like her. This book has a dual aim, and the author’s agenda depends a lot on her likability. On the … Continue reading
Book Review: Beating Gout
Beating Gout: A Sufferer’s Guide To Living Pain Free, by Victor Konshin As someone who suffers from intermittent but severe gout attacks [1], it is perhaps unsurprising that I read a book I happened to find in the library while … Continue reading
The Quest For Indomethacin
For reasons not entirely clear to me, what should be straightforward tasks are not always very straightforward in my life [1]. When, from time to time, a simple task becomes less than simple, it is my native tendency to view … Continue reading
Non-Book Review: Dragon’s Blood & Willow Bark
Dragon’s Blood & Willow Bark: The Mysteries Of Medieval Medicine, by Toni Mount As someone who frequently reviews books for the De Re Militari [1], occasionally I see an odd book that is waiting to be reviewed and I decide … Continue reading