A recent conversation with a friend about his father's nursing home experience taught an important lesson about nursing home ethics. Her...

A recent conversation with a friend about his father's nursing home experience taught an important lesson about nursing home ethics. Her...
We welcome Amy Wolf as a guest contributor to our blog! Those of you that attended this years health fair may have already met Amy. She is...
If you're interested in Vermont's plan for a single payer system, you'll want to look at an article in this week's New Engl...
Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (OLOC) has announced their first regional gathering with an artist that shares a cause that is near and d...
I'm in Vermont, telecommuting and enjoying the Green Mountains while my wife teaches at the Bread Loaf School of English , a Middlebury ...
Last week I read a fascinating book by Charles Bosk - " What Would You Do? Juggling Bioethics and Ethnography ." Bosk's first ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education recently reported that University of Pennsylvania psychiatrist Jay Amsterdam has accused his department c...
Here's the opening of a fascinating article in today's New York Times: Doctors save lives, but they can sometimes be insufferable k...
Judge Jeffrey Sutton's finding on the health insurance mandate in the U.S. Court of Appeals (Sixth Circuit) gives hope that the right w...
We wish to thank all of the Peer Providers who were part of the health fair! We received such positive feedback about the impact their ser...
An old joke speaks to how we in the U.S. think about death: In India, death is seen as a potential step away from reincarnation and towards ...
One of the chapters in my book, Unraveling U.S. Health Care, which is a guide to the health care system, addresses surgery and tips on how ...