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Global AIDS Day 2009: How Much Progress Have We Made?

Mike Magee Tuesday, December 1st was World AIDS Day, and the big news came out of South Africa. Current President Jacob Zuma, determined to pull the country out of the medical dark ages, announced that HIV pregnant women would now receive anti-retroviral therapy. His predecessor, Thabo Mbeki’s policies and those of then health minister Manto […]

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DAILY CHOICE: Good vs. Evil

REFLECTION: That there is goodness in this world is undeniable. That there is evil, capable of taking root to branch and multiply with breathtaking speed and by surprise is equally the case. But little candles throw great beams, and light enlightens, while sins cast long shadows. We and our world are both evil and good. […]

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DAILY CHOICE: Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Honorable vs. Dishonorable REFLECTION: Honor is to have the courage of one’s own convictions, to at the end of the day, at the end of each day, be able to live with yourself. Each individual must decide for herself where to draw the line, the decision of what is right, the decision of what is […]

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Expanding Aging Boundaries: Aging in Style

Featured Video: Grandmother and 29 Year Old Grandson View Here

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DAILY CHOICE: Monday, November 30, 2009

Grateful vs. Hateful REFLECTION: Hate hurts the hater. A burning passion self digests. When you expect too much you breed your own resentment. But if your expectations are zero, every little blessing is a pleasant and welcome surprise. Human nature wants to compare, to compete, to have and in the process create have-nots. But isn’t […]

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Daily Choice: Sunday, November 29, 2009

Balanced vs. Frenzied     REFLECTION: Speed is not the essence. A gentle pace allows observation and learning. Nature is the great buffer, balancing back the extremes of our acids and bases, drawing life together, advancing harmony. Life is learned by modeling. All forms of life and all living are formative. We pay a price […]

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The Politics Of Evidence Based Medicine

        Lewis Miller The US Preventive Task Force revised recommendations on the frequency of mammography couldn’t have come at a worse time. I guess the only sensible conclusion about the timing has to be the head-in-the-ivory-tower attitude of academics to life in the real world.  Congress has now decided to debate the […]

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