Statins at the end of life, revisited
The recently published statin-discontinuation trial has been celebrated in the palliative care community. It’s message is clear – go ahead…
Sorry, no podcast this week. Rather, we are asking a favor of you. It’s been several years since we did…
The recently published statin-discontinuation trial has been celebrated in the palliative care community. It’s message is clear – go ahead…
by: Alex Smith, @alexsmithMD This is the 8th installment in my occasional post-being-on-service-digestion-of-what-just-happened-via-blogging potpourri from clinical work series. TVs. Our…
Dear GeriPal community, We write today with a different sort of post. We realize direct solicitations are not the intended…
It’s a welcome sign of spring in Manhattan when the Easter Parade comes to Fifth Avenue. This parade is not…
by: Jeffrey M. Levine MD, AGSF Benares, also known as Varanasi, is the holiest city in India and one of…
by: Alex Smith, @AlexSmithMD We’ve talked previously on GeriPal about Dumb Medicine: continuing preventative treatments near the end of life.…
by: Alex Smith @AlexSmithMD An article was published yesterday that provides supporting evidence that a treatment* for advanced cancer improves…
Blog by: Amy Getter, a hospice nurse who blogs at hospicediary.com I had been drained with frustration and immersed in…
by: Stephanie E. Rogers, MD @SERogersMD For the first time in human history, adults older than age 65 will outnumber…
by: Jeffrey M. Levine MD, AGSF (jlevinemd@shcny.com), www.jmlevinemd.com Successful aging is hard to define. The concept took root in 1987…