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The Covid pandemic quickly led to the greatest mobilization of emergency powers in human history. By early April 2020, half the world's population were living under quarantine. The most devastating pandemic in a century and the policies adopted in response to it upended life as we knew it. In this book, Stephen Macedo and Frances Lee examine our pandemic response and pose some provocative questions: Why did we ignore pre-Covid plans for managing a pandemic? Did we adequately consider the costs and benefits of different policy options?

Step inside the chaotic world of modern healthcare and discover a doctor’s journey from triumph to turmoil and back. In O.R. Confidential: Confessions of a Gen X Surgeon, Dr. Adam Rosen pulls back the curtain on the extraordinary path of becoming a surgeon. From the searing pressures of academic perfectionism, to the life-altering moments within the operating room, his intimate revelations immerse you in the trials and triumphs that shape every medical professional. Beneath the sterile scrubs lies an unseen battle. Dr. Rosen reveals the systemic failures that push even the most devoted to...

The heart usually comes up in a Biology course. After all, it is one the most important organs; it constantly maintains life through the circulation of blood to the respiring cells. It also though, comes up a lot in people's lives; unfortunately this often takes the form of heart disease, your own, or someone you love or know. Quite a lot of people have trouble understanding how the heart works, it is a miracle of engineering and structural design and it takes a bit of effort to get to grips with it. What I want to do in this short book is explain clearly how the heart works and why this ...

This book delves into the intricate relationship between blood tests and low-carb, ketogenic, and carnivore diets, exploring how these dietary choices can influence key markers and their associated ranges. It unveils the unique impact of these dietary preferences on blood test results, shedding light on how the traditional reference ranges may not be optimal for individuals adhering to these specific eating patterns. Moreover, it provides insights into the most prevalent questions and commonly used tests within this context, offering comprehensive explanations of these tests and their ...

Receiving a diagnosis of dementia—whether for yourself or a loved one—can be overwhelming, frightening, and paralyzing. This essential guide, written by experienced dementia care expert Diane Carbo, RN, offers a compassionate, practical roadmap for navigating the uncertainty ahead with clarity and confidence. In plain, easy-to-understand language, Diagnosis of Dementia: What Do I Do Now? equips readers with the tools they need to: Understand the types, stages, and progression of dementia Recognize early signs and symptoms, and know what tests are required for an accurate diagnosis Plan ...

Epinephrine and Dopamine are adrenergic agonist used in several ACLS algorithms.The use of epinephrine for severe anaphylaxis and unstable bradycardia.Review epinephrine’s effects on blood vessels and bronchioles.Why epinephrine is helpful for patients with anaphylaxis.Using an epi drip for unstable bradycardia.Epinephrine administration during cardiac arrest.Starting an epinephrine or Dopamine drip for patients that have ROSC.Review the effects of Dopamine based on mcg/kg/min dosing.Monitoring the patient and titrating epi or Dopamine drips to prevent harm.For more information on ACLS ...

Caregivers know the stress and emotional turmoil of caring for loved ones with dementia. What if you could manage that stress while strengthening your caregiving relationships? A Caregiver’s Well-Being teaches you how to thrive, not just survive, by blending proven psychological coping principles, practical dementia caregiving skills, and the authors’ personal experiences of caring for a loved one living with dementia.

Warrior or surgeon, steel is your ally. Martial arts focus on the precise application of potentially lethal force. Surgery does the same. The power of life and death rests in the hands of both warrior and surgeon. For both, the mechanism to use this power judiciously is built into the training, as is the joining of the use of this power with the responsibility to serve. Both surgery and the martial arts act as a vehicle for personal growth, development, and introspection. There is a duality to martial arts and surgery, yin and yang, help or harm. Will we be constructive or destructive?

TRIPLE BOOK BUNDLE: Herpes, Zinc & Magnesium A 3-in-1 Wellness Bundle for Immunity, Energy, and Emotional Resilience If you’re tired of confusing advice, frustrating symptoms, or feeling like your body is working against you, this bundle offers a better way forward. The Thrive Trio is a compassionate, science-backed collection of three powerful guides designed to help you understand your body, strengthen your immunity, and reclaim your energy and confidence—starting with the tools that matter most. Book 1: Herpes, Living With The Virus Whether you're newly diagnosed, supporting a ...

Alarming Rise in DiseasesAn alarming number of people are succumbing to preventable diseases, underscoring the urgent need for effective, evidence-based, and pragmatic interventions to restore health and promote wholistic wellbeing. Synergistic Evidence-Based TherapiesIn this book, health scientist Gabriel Iqbal presents groundbreaking insights into the treatment and prevention of many prevalent and devastating modern diseases. By combining well-researched therapies with emerging biochemical strategies, he explores the medical use of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, along with methods to ...

For the many millions of headache sufferers and fans of Mary Roach, Siddartha Mukerjee, and Ed Yong, a deeply reported, sometimes harrowing, and frequently humorous journey into the author’s own excruciating headaches, and the science behind these surprisingly mysterious disorders that may, finally, offer relief.

Twenty-three-year-old Ardra Shephard is sleeping with the wrong guy, living in a crappy apartment, and spending money she doesn't have on designer shoes, boozy brunches, and weekends in NYC. Making mistakes while you figure stuff out is what your twenties are all about. Then a doctor tells Ardra she has MS, and those two letters split her life into a Before and After.

Dr. Wilner would love your feedback! Click here to send a text! Thanks!Many thanks to Matt Holgotz-Hetling for joining me on this episode of The Art of Medicine with Dr. Andrew Wilner! Matt is a journalist and author of "If it Sounds Like a Quack…" His prior book, "A Libertarian Walks into a Bear," received 4.5 stars on Amazon and more than 1,000 reviews. During COVID, Matt took an interest in two conflicting forces he observed in American society. On the one hand, public health officials were trying to protect the public by recommending masks and closing schools. On the other hand, many ...