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Cryosurgery is the application of freezing temperatures causing intentional destruction of tissue. This is useful in the safe and effective treatment of various benign and malignant skin lesions. It is a fairly rapid method of treatment that requires no preop or anesthesia and can be performed in a primary care office. Usual freeze times are […]
One of the common complaints in any primary care office is that of lesions in the mouth or surrounding tissue.
Once upon a time, it all got out of hand.There was a nasty virus spreading throughout Union County land.People were coughing, and aching and having a chill.They decided it was time to call Dr. Bill. He studied, observed and tested them all,then decided he had to make a diagnostic call.He eliminated Flu and Mono and […]
Panic in Level 4: Cannibals, Killer Viruses and Other Journeys to the Edge of Science
By Dr. Bebout • 10/15/2018 • No Comments
Panic in Level 4: Cannibals, Killer Viruses and Other Journeys to the Edge of Science by Richard Preston I think I liked it. There were some parts that didn’t really click for me, esp. the stories of the Unicorn tapestry and the semi-biography of Craig Venter. These stories didn’t really seem to fit with the […]
The Desperation for Cure – The Role of Quackery in Modern Medicine
By Dr. Bebout • 10/14/2018 • No Comments
The public’s desperation for cure has brought about the development of quackery in modern medicine. I have thought about this post for a while, torn between posting what is right and morally responsible and not making waves. Choosing the public’s health and safety overrides my fear of making waves. An obvious charlatan prompted this post […]
I was clicking through email this morning and came upon an article on Medscape that intrigued me. It was a post on recommended books for med students to read (as if they have time). It made me realize that I have been very lax in my reading of late. I thought this is a good […]
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