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Why Ebola Preparedness Is So Haphazard

+ October 28, 2014

Ebola news scrolls by on our screens fast and furious. A suspect case here, a hospital failing there, airborne rumors, social ... More

11 October 27, 2014

Doctor Curmudgeon has a lot "on her plate." Patients to see. Forms to fill out. Phone calls to make. Emergencies to ... More

+ October 22, 2014

by Linda M. Girgis, M.D., Family Practitioner Several recent articles called for increased transparency in doctors’ earnings a ... More

1 October 20, 2014

Ron Klain, the newly appointed Ebola Czar, has come under harsh criticism from physicians for having no prior healthcare ... More

+ October 12, 2014

In recent polling, a full 75 percent of physicians favor a travel ban from West Africa until the Ebola outbreak is better ... More

+ October 12, 2014

A nurse at Texas Health Presbyterian in Dallas, TX who cared for Thomas Eric Duncan has contracted Ebola according to local health ... More

+ October 8, 2014

~ by Dennis Morgan, MD, Oncologist There has been much controversy in recent years over just who should get screening ... More

2 October 3, 2014

As the Ebola contact list grows to more than 100 possible people in the Dallas area, the host family of the patient were ordered ... More

1 October 1, 2014

Public health officials in Dallas, TX suspect a second potential Ebola patient, closely related to the index patient. They are ... More

1 September 30, 2014

The first case of Ebola in the United States was diagnosed today in Dallas, Texas according to the Centers for Disease ... More