December 31st, 2007 | Category: Doc Gurley Lists, Feature, The Joy Habit |
Comments are closed It is with a heavy and broken heart (yes, both—imagine a massive boulder, pounded into bits of sand, then put in very large plastic bags and doused with water, rendering the bag so heavy that if you try to lift one, the plastic just stretches and tears—that heavy), that I am forced to concede, […]
December 29th, 2007 | Category: Feature, In the News |
Comments are closed There are momentous turning points in every human life. The day you meet your one true love. The day you see the miracle of new life brought into the world as a physical manifestation of your love (or, conversely, if you’re a woman, the day you push a human out an orifice). For Doc Gurley, […]
December 27th, 2007 | Category: Feature, Practical Medicine |
Comments are closed That’s right, hands where we can see them. Nice and slow. Step away from the idea.
Whether it’s our habits, our health, or our relationships, we all want to heal something. What could be more tempting than a day where the world, all together, says “ready, steady, go!” and we charge en masse to our […]
December 27th, 2007 | Category: In the News, Pods--Doc In Your Ear, Practical Medicine |
- (Comments are closed) Here’s a Doc Gurley podcast on new flu facts, on Global Local Radio–for the listeners in the audience.
Cheers,
Doc in Your Ear
December 22nd, 2007 | Category: Feature, Practical Medicine, The Joy Habit |
- (Comments are closed) As we head into the last days of the holiday season, some people are feeling just a wee bit overloaded. Here’s a Doc Gurley questionnaire to help you decide if you too might be fraying at the edges:
Check which of these situations applies to you:
1) When another pedestrian wanders into the crosswalk just […]
December 15th, 2007 | Category: In the News |
- (Comments are closed) A lot of spin is devoted to making global warming feel immediate. The earth has a fever is one of my favorite sayings, maybe because I’m a doctor. But I have to say, the fever analogy still just doesn’t work for me. Maybe it’s because, in some small part of my mind, I’m aware […]
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