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Assessing Mold in Buildings Assessment Methodology People affected by mold need both a physician experienced in treating mold-related illness and a mold-free environment in which to recover. Indoor mold may

Lately, I have been seeing several of my patients develop fatty liver disease or what has been termed non-alcoholic steatohepatitis or NASH. They have been on medications for multiple years

Recently I assisted a colleague with a patient that was having recurrent UTIs with the same bacteria, E. coli. The concern was that despite appropriate antibiotic therapy the E. coli

Recently I was evaluating one of my Mast Cell Activating Syndrome (MCAS) patients, who I hadn’t seen in a while, because she was doing well. She has noticed, in addition

A few months ago, I wrote about a patient who had been told by several of her clinicians that her medical concerns were based on anxiety and depression. Back then,

Recently, a Harvard-led study published in Science reported that an AI model outperformed two attending physicians in diagnosing real emergency room cases at the initial triage stage. In that study,

Recently I wrote about a new patient who had multiple complaints about her sinuses only to be dismissed by other clinicians suggesting that her problems were related to anxiety and

This past week, I had the honor of celebrating a remarkable thirty-year anniversary, and I am proud to share it with you. Thirty years ago, a couple walked into my

Recently I have seen three patients with emphysematous changes in the lungs that are nonsmokers. All three have presented with a chronic cough and recurrent sinusitis, but have no history