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A Whole Lot of Grieving Going On…With No Resolution in Sight

by David Gumpert | Apr 27, 2020 | What's New | 14 comments

This is a time for mourning, for things large and small.  You can see it in the increasingly emotional debates about “solving” the Covid-19 pandemic—a growing number of Americans are for opening everything up and relying on herd immunity, while others are for...

“Here’s Another Nice Mess You’ve Gotten Me Into”: How Does Our Nightmare Pandemic Movie End?

by David Gumpert | Apr 18, 2020 | What's New | 44 comments

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were masters of slapstick comedy as film stars in the 1930s and 1940s. Invariably, they’d wind up in some kind of jam, like locked outside a hospital in a rainstorm, and Hardy would complain to Laurel, “Well, here’s another nice mess...

Is It Time Yet to Focus Health Care on Immune System Building?

by David Gumpert | Apr 12, 2020 | What's New | 25 comments

Repeatedly, the public health establishment warns us that immune-compromised individuals—those with diabetes and auto-immune conditions, for example— are at greatest risk of contracting and dying from Covid-19.  Rarely do they encourage us about the opposite:  to...

Sitting in Limbo, Awash in Anxiety, Waiting for COVID-19 Dust to Clear

by David Gumpert | Apr 2, 2020 | What's New | 49 comments

Sitting here in limbo Waiting for the dice to roll, Sitting here in limbo Got some time to search my soul from “Sitting in Limbo,” by Jimmy Cliff  Reggae singer Jimmy Cliff’s classic song comes to mind frequently these days. As I watch replays of the Boston Red...

Beyond Coronavirus–A Radical New Future, Good Old Days, or Both?

by David Gumpert | Mar 23, 2020 | What's New | 38 comments

At different times on this blog, readers have harkened back to “the good old days”—when people knew their neighbors, local farmers raised much of the nation’s food, doctors made house calls, and crises like wars brought people together.  Trying to make sense of...

Is Public Health Partly a Victim of Its Past Arrogance?

by David Gumpert | Mar 14, 2020 | What's New | 26 comments

For several days now, I’ve wanted to write something about the confusion surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. But each time I begin to write, the situation just gets more confusing, and alarming.  I’ll just say upfront that I’ve dreaded, from the time the...

Why Aren’t We Being Advised to Strengthen Our Immune Systems against Coronavirus?

by David Gumpert | Feb 27, 2020 | What's New | 54 comments

The media are full of advice about how to prepare for and avoid the corona virus, such as these articles in the New York Times and Washington Post. They include instructions on thoroughly washing hands, suggestions for what over-the-counter drugs to have on hand, and...

Very Quietly, the Risks of Getting Sick from Raw Milk Are Going Down

by David Gumpert | Feb 3, 2020 | What's New | 80 comments

I almost hate to say it too loud, but there sure hasn’t been a lot of news over the last year or so about raw milk outbreaks.  It may well not be my imagination, because there’s a new study out suggesting that ever-more-widespread good-hygiene practices are...
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