A Psychiatrist Tackles Retirement.
And sometimes forgets his helmet.
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I reviewed my post “Thoughts on Transplant Psychiatry” and then looked for research papers that might shed light on other factors relevant to the issue. I found one that was published a year after I wrote this blog post: Yeturu SK, Lerner SM, Appel JM. Refusal of transplant organs for…
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Signs of Anecdotage
I remember when we were kids, we used to get gifts of fruitcake from well-meaning older ladies in our church. I think that’s where I…
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Snow Today
It’s snowing today, starting this afternoon. It’s not a blizzard. It comes down slowly and peacefully. Occasionally I see people and their kids and dogs…
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National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative “Quarantine Curriculum” Starts Tomorrow
I was just notified about the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative (NNCI) “Quarantine Curriculum” this afternoon–the program starts tomorrow. It’s a 14-day program. It’s free and…
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Cribbage Book Arrives
I finally got DeLynn Colvert’s book Play Winning Cribbage yesterday after it traveled a circuitous delivery route starting in Missoula, Montana, and seemingly stopping at…
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