One morning a few years ago, my older brother phoned me in a panic. Our father had been having episodes of numbness and tingling in his left arm. My brother was worried they were transient ischemic attacks, or ministrokes. via Pocket
Critiquing the rationality of public policy, ruminating on modern life,
and exposing my inner nerd.
Sunday, July 27, 2014
The Decline of the Physical Exam in Modern Medicine
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Cutting off the bees at the knees
A comprehensive story on the continued failure of bee colonies and its potentially fatal impact on American agriculture.
The beauty of zipper merging, or why you should drive ruder
Of all of the reasons for traffic snarls, impending lane closures bring out a particularly brutal combination of road rage and etiquette confusion. via Pocket
Sunday, July 13, 2014
When the Juvenile Justice System Isn’t the Answer
IF you want to understand just how miserable a childhood can be, 16-year-old “Jane Doe” is a good place to start. That’s what the authorities in Connecticut call her to protect her identity. via Pocket
Tuesday, July 08, 2014
The Best Chef's Knife
After an extremely close voting round, the Wusthof Classic Cooks Knife has cut through the competition as your choice for Best Chef’s Knife. You praised it specifically for its durability, hand-protecting shape, heft, balance, and of course, sharpness. via Pocket