David Purdue, Chief Nurse and Deputy Chief Executive of Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, offered sympathy to the family, and said the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch had drawn up a report into the case with findings that had been shared with the trust, the family and the coroner. He said an inquest… Read More »
D. Todd Detar, DO Q. What attracted you to medicine? A. While studying health education at the University of Delaware, a college sports injury ended my life’s dream of becoming an NFL player. One of my coaches saw an opportunity for me to work as a trainer for the Philadelphia Phillies, and over time, I… Read More »
If you have set your mind and decided to end your marriage, you should have a divorce lawyer by your side. Only an experienced solicitors for family law in chester will help you in getting out of this situation and bring the case in your favor. Therefore, choosing a divorce lawyer carefully is highly important.… Read More »
Naturally we human beings want to move from not knowing to knowledge. We want to move from not knowing how to cure a disease to finding a cure for that disease. We want to move from not knowing how to desalinate the oceans to knowing how to produce an inexhaustible supply of drinking water. Of… Read More »
Migraine has become increasingly common in the 21st century. So, it is essential to know as much about it as we can. More information will help us deal with the issue. What is a Migraine? Migraine may cause intense pain or a pulsing feeling on the side of the head. Usually, the patient becomes sensitive… Read More »
In this video, which is Part 2 of a two-part series, Brian Hoyer and I answer your questions about electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation. Brian is a leading EMF expert1 and a primary consultant for my new book, “EMF*D,” which is being released today. In the video, Brian shares his personal journey and training, which includes… Read More »
Next time you go to the doctor, remember to bring your genome card. What, you don’t have one? Of course you don’t. Wallet-sized cards containing a person’s genetic code don’t exist. Yet they were envisioned in a 1996 Los Angeles Times article, which predicted that by 2020 the makeup of a person’s genome would drive… Read More »