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Oh, the storm and its fury broke today
Crushing hopes that we cherish so dear
Clouds and storms will in time pass away
The sun again will shine bright and clear
A loyal Ophthalmology Times® reader shared with me a recent illuminating editorial on the history of physicians’ responses to plagues and the duties of us doctors in the current coronavirus epidemic.
A loyal Ophthalmology Times® reader shared with me a recent illuminating editorial on the history of physicians’ responses to plagues and the duties of us doctors in the current coronavirus epidemic.
This coronavirus thing is certainly a concern,” my physician friend remarked to me.
In a story that is a tragedy in so many ways, Jeffrey Epstein was accused of being a serial pedophile, allegedly luring underage females into situations in which they engaged in sex with Epstein and his famous friends.
Much attention these days is focused on the epidemic being caused by a novel coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China.
An alert Ophthalmology Times reader shared with me a recent editorial from that other respected publication, The New York Times.
“It is a capital mistake to theorize before you have all the evidence.” – Sherlock Holmes, A Study in Scarlet
The problem with democracy—with patient satisfaction surveys and opinion polls—is that if you give people the chance to express their opinions or to register their complaints, they will invariably do so.
Hippocrates’ work hits mark with modern physicians
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