Dr. David Sherer is bold enough to tell you what others in the medical profession haven't the courage to say, with inside information on health, healthcare, related public policy and the latest in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease.
The ever-present opioid epidemic is killings thousands worldwide. Enter Exparel, which may eliminate the need for any oral narcotic following surgery.
Fibromyalgia is a disease that has been so mysterious and elusive, but there may be a game-changing diagnostic test and a new treatment on the horizon.
Advanced planning is key to prevent even more difficulties when a parent is seriously ill. What you need to do well before illness or disability occurs.
Sugary sodas, empty-calorie snacks and a sedentary lifestyle is behind the type 2 diabetes rise in our kids. If you are a parent, you should be scared.
Not often seen in recent decades, syphilis has made an unfortunate resurgence. What to look out for…and how to protect yourself.
Having suffered from depression for much of my life, I understand the pain and struggle. Here, the root causes of the suicide epidemic…and self-defense.
Many stem cell clinics have opened claiming to treat heart disease, Parkinson’s, stroke, vision problems and more. Why you can’t trust their claims.
Ketamine for depression may be the most exciting new development in psychopharmacology. 5 things to know if you’re considering it.
The body’s largest organ is the lining of your blood vessels. Here’s how to take care of it—to prevent heart attack, stroke, diabetes, and more.
Few patients really understand what malpractice is, nor do they know the process. Plus: The real reason most patients sue.
Why so much sickness today? We seldom use our bodies as our hunter-gatherer ancestors did, and their diet was very balanced. It’s time to go backwards.
Doctors have less time than ever to spend with their patients. How to make sure yours really listens to you and answers all your questions.
Time counts in a medical emergency. Here, the essential info to always carry so that hospital workers can provide the best care possible...
Are physicians really doing a disservice by prolonging a life that is rife with pain and suffering? The question is complicated and will only get more so.
You'd be hard-pressed to find any adult American who isn't medicated with something. But are you taking it properly? And…do you really need it???
