Do We as a Nation Prioritize Education? Probably NOT
Dr. Rice, U.S. Secretary of State 2005-2009 and now director of the Hoover Institute, Stanford University, recently mentioned that, “I
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Dr. Rice, U.S. Secretary of State 2005-2009 and now director of the Hoover Institute, Stanford University, recently mentioned that, “I
Continue readingA deadly virus, SARS CoV-2, causing the disease Covid-19, came out of Wuhan China with its worldwide spread propelled by
Continue readingWe know in precise detail what medical students are charged and the debt they assume, but the actual cost to
Continue readingIt appears when thinking about healthcare and education our political leaders have forgotten the critical thinking of the father of
Continue readingThe infectious disease section of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has had many wonderful successes in fighting diseases, for
Continue readingMedicaid, originally to provide medical care for the poor and disabled, was passed in 1965 almost as an afterthought, along
Continue readingFor centuries a basic concept of medicine has been to find and treat diseases as early as possible. This is the
Continue readingOne of the first acts of Congress in the young U.S.A. was to pass the Patent Act of 1790, which
Continue readingMedical decisions are based on a benefit to risk assessment. In choosing the therapy, the benefit should always be greater
Continue readingA recent post-election publication (Nov. 13th) by the President of the American Medical Association (AMA), Dr. Susan R. Bailey, demonstrates
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