Hospice Notes, Week Two: Pain, Cookies, and Letting Go of a Library
In his second week of hospice, John McCormick writes of pain, small comforts, and parting with the books that shaped his life.
Pfizer’s Neurontin Scandal Resurfaces as Gabapentin Risks Return to the Spotlight
Pfizer’s Neurontin scandal resurfaces as gabapentin risks return to headlines, reminding patients of corporate deception and the human cost of profit.
Meet Dr. Jim Stoppani: The Science-First Mind Behind JYM Supplement Science
Dr. Jim Stoppani stands apart in the crowded supplement industry by leading with science, not marketing hype. His approach merges deep knowledge with real...
Hospice Notes Day 3–4: Pain, Swelling, and the Relief of Oxygen
Hospice Notes Day 3–4: Pain, swelling and fatigue, but oxygen brings welcome relief and a better night’s sleep.
A Correspondent’s Notes: Day Two in Hospice
Hospice care at home means people at the end of life can leave the awful nursing home many people, very reasonably, hate.
