Mike Magee With AI infused new technologies, discoveries are coming fast and furious. But be prepared to separate fact from fiction, and read beyond the headlines, if you’re looking for an immediate cure from a life-threatening illness. A perfect case in point was last week’s much heralded, pre-published claims around a new vaccine for cancer. […]
Mike Magee The world of medical science largely closed ranks last week in defense of Tony Fauci. Dr. Fauci had been hauled before the Senate Homeland Security Committee to face hostile entrapment by long time critique Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky. Taking no chances, his lawyers had the former head of NIH’s Infectious Disease division […]
Mike Magee Two decades ago, I was heavily into health visioning. I learned quickly that it was relatively easy to predict what would happen, but much more difficult to accurately peg when it would happen. At the time, I promoted “7 Visions.” Health is Political. Home-Centered Health Care Reconnecting The Family Techmanity Lifespan Planning Records […]
Mike Magee John Steinbeck’s 1952 epic, “East of Eden,” is described as “a classic – a powerful and vastly ambitious, early 20th century novel that is at once a family saga (telling the intertwined destines of two families – the Trasks and the Hamiltons) and a modern retelling of the Book of Genesis.” But does […]
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What Does ICE Stand For?
Mike Magee America has always loved its’ cars – specifically “ICE Cars.” ICE – as in “internal combustion engine.” The engine has many names associated with its’ emergence in the mid-19th century in Europe and the United States. One of the earliest figures stateside was born just 26 miles southeast of where I live, in […]
Mike Magee Everyone should have a friend like Tony. Back in 1965 when we graduated from High School together in Bronx, NY, I doubt either of us would have predicted that 55 years would pass before we shared lunchtime again. Nor that when we met again, Trish and Joanne would be joining us, or that […]
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Making Peace With The Turtles
Mike Magee I have always had a fascination with turtles. Growing up on a northern New Jersey lake, with access to small boats and the freedom to explore, I learned early to spot them from a distance by the telltale reflection of the sun on their shells as they perched together on logs jutting out […]
