
Photo Friday: Signals, Washington, DC USA
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC USA (of course) in front of the iconic 9:30 club (@930club). More about this landmark: According to library records, (Duke)…
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC USA (of course) in front of the iconic 9:30 club (@930club). More about this landmark: According to library records, (Duke)…
I’ve been to Mars and played with Elvis; I haven’t been interviewed by a real forage agronomist, until now… Peter Ballerstedt, PhD (@Grassbased) has been a mentor to…
On the occasion of this year’s election, I re-edited these photographs that I took in Phoenix, Arizona in 2012 with 2020’s editing tools. Being from Arizona used to…
Photos from the scene outside the White House, in Washington, DC USA. The future has to start somewhere, and it’s usually here. Enjoy the photos.
In front of the Washington Monument. They did. More photos below.
Rest in Peace.
I am proud to provide this photograph, of Virginia Delegate Danica Roem (@pwcdanica), to the Virginia Museum of History and Culture (@VirginiaMuseum) Exhibition: “Agents of Change: Female Activism…
Image: 2018.05 Low Carb and Low Carbon – Ted Eytan MD-1001 843 (View on Flickr.com) This study published by Kevin Hall, PhD et al (Twitter: KevinH_PhD) was done…
Photgraphs from today’s Fire Drill Fridays (@FireDrilFriday) are below. This week’s topic was immigrant rights This is a climate and human rights crisis. Climate migrants routinely face life…
I was recently contacted by the Orange County Regional History Center in Central Florida (@HistoryCenterFL) about donating photographs I’ve taken of memorials for the 49 people who were…
This is my 7th Transgender Day of Remembrance (#TDOR). My first, in 2013, was in San Francisco, CA. For some of the people in the room with us,…
Everything must either last forever or end at some point. There are only two options. Good endings are as important as good beginnings. This is the announcement of…
Thank you Embassy of Canada (@CanEmbUSA) for hosting the @VictoryFund International LGBTQ Leaders Reception. I am in awe of the accomplishments of the people in attendance. It is…
I’ve been asked to present on changes happening in our understanding of nutrition lately, so will be sharing slides here. The above isn’t news to people in the…
Thanks to the team at @VPRO and @VPROBroadcast for producing this documentary that unravels the secrets of how emojis are born. Transgender Pride Flag vs White Wine –…
The future has to start somewhere, and it’s usually here. Congratulations, Washington, DC, and thank you, Canadian Embassy (@CanEmbUSA) for hosting our viewing. Additional photos below, enjoy.
The future has start somewhere, and it’s usually here + diversity allows the human race to survive ✌️🏳️🌈 Enjoy the photographs.
For me this is actually a re-read, since NHANES data is continually being recycled to attempt to describe what’s been happening with American diets. This paper modeled data…
Absolutely ❤️ing the future, equality, transvisibility, the ability to control our own health and life destinies, aka what all humans deserve. 🕊🇺🇸🌎🏳️🌈✌️🥓💃🍳 Enjoy the photos.
When I was in medical school, we were taught implicitly and explicitly that LGBTQ humans deserved to be invisible in our profession and in society. As we fortunately…
Photos from Washington, DC, taken via active transportation (of course). Climate is an emergency It is known what can be done to mitigate climate change, and it’s probably…
In Part 1 (2018) of this series, I described why a physician without diabetes (me) would wear a continuous glucose monitor (CGM): Why I decided to wear a…
“Methane” is said to me as a statement a lot. When I probe if there’s more information behind the statement, I don’t hear very much. The overwhelming majority…
The numbers above and below are continuous glucose monitor measurements while eating a (mostly) meat diet for a few weeks. As the images show (and people seem to…
We’re now in the era of diabetes reversal. Why don’t more doctors know? Tip for fellow physicians: Question the statement “low carbohydrate diets work only in the short…
This week’s photograph was taken on Northwest U Street, in Washington, DC (of course). You can see the beautiful mural on 15th and U Street, “Touch the Sky,”…
Last evening was the annual Washington, DC Capital TransPride (@DCTransPride365) rewind, held a few months out from the TransPride celebration as a review and planning for next year.…
On this day after World Emoji Day, thanks to Anna Iovine (@AnnaRoseIovine) and @Vice for publishing this story on the transgender pride flag emoji. I’m adding commentary, background,…
I am in a group of doctors that I’d say practice “boundless medicine,” meaning, we go to the places where health is produced. It’s what the people we serve expect of us, even if the greater health system doesn’t expect it of us.
My rationale for joining the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) (@WELLCertified) Global Network of Concept Advisors is laid out in this blog post I wrote when I joined.
Time for another slide update….
I have always been fascinated by the topic of conflict of interest, maybe because my generation of physicians was trained in an environment that was chock-a-block full of conflict, with no balance.
We now live in an era where there is more disclosure, however, it still happens in the background of discourse that is clearly influenced by it (the conflict).
These are some examples, along with some sage advice from Salim Yusuf, OC FRSC, Distinguished University Professor of Medicine, McMaster University, lead investigator of the PURE study.