I’ve always asked the question while reading the New England Journal of Medicine, if discussions about climate change, gender identity, equity and inclusion were appropriate topics for this illustrious, medical journal? My opinion, regardless of whether I agree with the conclusions or not, is that they are appropriate. After all, Doctors are in the “helping […]
Could OAT Save INSPIRE?
With an almost 200–point drop in stock price in the past 6 months, could Inspire be on the ropes? Could dual therapy be an answer? And if so, could that be a positive or a negative for dental sleep medicine? That all depends on who will provide the OAT. While it might be a dentist, […]
I AM NOT OK AND NEITHER SHOULD YOU BE
I cannot pretend that this is business as usual. When people around the word hold signs “Kill the Jews” and yell slogans “Gas the Jews”, I have no other option than to take it personally, and I cannot be silent, especially when some of these and other antisemitic sentiments are being said and condoned in […]
Lessons From 9/11
December 7, 1941 and September 11, 2001 are both days of “infamy”. The US was attacked. If, as philosopher George Santayana said, “those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it”, what have we learned? Note that Santayana used the term “learn from” and not “remember”. Remembering without learning and without acting […]