Healthcare professionals earn public trust by practicing evidence-based medicine, not by diagnosing strangers from social media clips. Observation is one thing. Diagnosis is another.
Healthcare professionals earn public trust by practicing evidence-based medicine, not by diagnosing strangers from social media clips. Observation is one thing. Diagnosis is another.
Recent changes to vaccine recommendations have reignited debates about public health, personal choice, and government policy. As a former healthcare provider, I take a look at RFK Jr.'s vaccine agenda, the misinformation surrounding vaccines, and the strange contradiction between bodily autonomy and selective government interference.
A reflection on spirituality, grief, healthcare, and the lingering emotional imprints people leave behind long after they are gone.
The growing political rhetoric around “deprescribing” psychiatric medications sounds reasonable until ideology begins replacing medical expertise. A former healthcare provider reflects on what holistic care actually means, why psychiatric medications matter, and why medical policy should remain grounded in evidence rather than political theater.