01/30/2007 - Drowning on dry land – again
It’s been a while since I wrote about excessive water consumption. If you’ve been a reader of mine for any length of time at all, you know how I feel about the modern water craze.
01/29/2007 - A return to discipline – could it really be? (part 2)
Other than to poke fun at stupid criminals in my occasional Weird, Wild, and Wacky columns (or to expose what should be classified as criminal actions in our own FDA), I haven’t written a whole lot about crime lately
01/26/2007 - ADHD and Discipline
Very rarely does the mainstream media surprise me with anything it reports about medicine. Even less often do they surprise me with their reporting on now-common childhood mental health problems like ADHD.
01/22/2007 - (Sorry) State of the Union
Other than to poke fun at stupid criminals in my occasional Weird, Wild, and Wacky columns (or to expose what should be classified as criminal actions in our own FDA), I haven’t written a whole lot about crime lately
01/22/2007 - (Sorry) State of the Union
Other than to poke fun at stupid criminals in my occasional Weird, Wild, and Wacky columns (or to expose what should be classified as criminal actions in our own FDA), I haven’t written a whole lot about crime lately
I’ve written to you before about what a problem the abuse of prescription drugs has become here in the U.S. – especially things like antidepressants, ADHD medications, and opiate painkillers like OxyContin (the drug that scandalized Rush Limbaugh)
01/19/2007 - Rights and reason up in smoke, part 3
In parts 1 and 2 of this series, I tried to show you just how much of a political battleground the cigarette smoking issue is shaping up to be.
01/16/2007 - Rights and reason up in smoke, part 2
In the last Daily Dose, I reported to you about the new “zero-tolerance” stance of the smoke-Nazi bureaucrats now in charge of Omaha, Nebraska
01/15/2007 - Rights and reason up in smoke, part 1
As you may know, I’ve written quite a bit about cigarette smoking in the past. And as you also surely know, unlike other so-called “scientists” whose nanny-ish voices are so loud nowadays, I concern myself with the facts behind the smoking debate
01/12/2007 - All the news that’s a regret to print
Disturbing updates to two recent Daily Dose feature threads Last month, I wrote a three-part series for the Daily Dose about your right to “informed consent” in the testing of new medical treatments
01/12/2007 - HIV Scandal Update
Just days ago, I regaled you with a two-part series about six foreign medical workers (five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor) who’ve been rotting in a Libyan prison for over eight years
01/09/2007 - A killer medical blackmail conspiracy
The “unfairity” of charity, part 2
01/08/2007 - Last hope for 6 who GAVE hope The “unfairity” of charity, part 1
I don’t talk about it much, but I spent some time in Africa (Uganda) a few years back
01/05/2007 - More of the news that’s screwy
What better way to usher out the old year and ring in the new than with a twisted report that shows just where we’re headed in the years to come
01/02/2007 - Greetings from the land of misfit news
Return of the Weird, Wild, and Wacky
