Healthcare in America
The Real Story About American Healthcare For many years the American healthcare system has been under fire for not only being the most expensive worldwide, but, also, sub-par when compared to other healthcare
Evolution of Antibiotics And Biofilm
Biofilm, Antibiotics, and Evolution by Dr. Andrew Pugliese The antibiotic era is approximately sixty years old, and in that time period, we have seen the demand for
Understanding Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis
Tools to Create a Better Diagnosis for Prostatitis Chronic prostatitis is divided into two major categories; chronic bacterial prostatitis and chronic non-bacterial prostatitis. According to the literature, chronic
Infectious Disease Doctors, Everyday Sherlock Holmes
"The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes."- Sherlock Holmes. MRSA, and Rabies, and AIDS OH MY! The taboo of Infectious Disease, the sound
Which Syndrome Ails Her? Let’s Investigate!
Recently, I had a two (2) year old female (one of two fraternal twin sisters; born prematurely at 27 weeks old) presented to an allergy clinic with a lifetime
Lack of Protocol Exacerbates Ebola Crisis
There’s an old saying, “talk is cheap”, and unfortunately our handling of the Ebola crisis here in the United States has been proving the saying correct. We have all
The Legend of Clipboard Man
Sometimes, when faced with adversity, levity can help ease the tension. That being said, I’d like to offer my own take on the infamous “Clipboard Man” who we all
Ebola Virus: Is It Really Time to Panic?
Hollywood or Reality? The Ebola Virus Arrives When I first heard that American Dr. Kent Brantley was going to be transported to Emory University Hospital’s special uber-contagious disease unit, my knee-jerk reaction