A Yank’s Jubilee
June 10, 2022
Despite the erosion of British international stature and the predominance of egalitarian world views, the enormity of the crowd and its enthusiasm reflect the Queen’s personal popularity.
Daniel Stone
Daniel Stone is Regional Medical Director of Cedars-Sinai Valley Network and a practicing internist and geriatrician with Cedars Sinai Medical Group.
Looking for a Balanced Approach to Roe v. Wade
June 9, 2022
The Blackmun opinion represented the middle way, the consensus approach still supported by most Americans and highly defensible under the law.
A Taste of My Own Medicine
May 11, 2022
Both to serve as an example and avoid the taint of hypocrisy, I try to follow the health practices I recommend.
Truth and Truthiness: The Changing Public Discourse About Masks and Vaccines
April 14, 2022
Even prior to COVID-19 ours has not been an era for facing stark reality.
COVID Winter of Discontent
January 25, 2022
The contagiousness of the omicron strain and the holiday parties held by those weary of COVID restrictions generated staggering numbers of new infections.
Is Omicron the Start of the End?
December 22, 2021
If milder variants do gain predominance, the pandemic may be gradually heading toward new status as an endemic illness resembling a mild flu or cold.
Virginia On My Mind
December 9, 2021
After nearly two years of the pandemic, doctors like me need a break.
The Anti-Vaxxer Who Stole the Holidays
October 15, 2021
My wife issued an edict nixing our attendance at her family’s annual holiday gathering this year.
Will COVID-19 Ever Go Away?
September 1, 2021
I teach residents and medical students to be careful about using the word “forever.” Illnesses always evolve and bothersome symptoms rarely persist for the long run, at least not in their original form.
With No Time to “Wait and See,” FDA Must Support Efforts to Protect Patients Now
August 3, 2021
The aggressive spread of the Delta virus is a clarion call for the unvaccinated, as it is for the FDA.
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